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Big Six 04-08-2018 12:49 PM

Looking for ideas...
 
I am almost done with a 1972 Kellogg’s Master set in PSA 9. This is my birth year and I just love the 3D images and great player selection. Thinking of doing the 1970 Kellogg’s as I like the look of that one, too. Also a fan of the 1970 Topps Super. What other “off-beat” sets should I be considering???


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ALR-bishop 04-08-2018 01:56 PM

Topps 1964 Giants
Topps 1969 Supers
Topps 1971 Greatest Moments
Topps 1975 Minis
Topps 1985 Minis

quitcrab 04-09-2018 03:39 PM

69 supers
64 stand ups

Rookiemonster 04-09-2018 06:08 PM

1964 stand ups

1958 hires root bear

1934- 36 Diamond stars

Gr8Beldini 04-10-2018 10:56 AM

Assuming you want to keep the price reasonable, you are absolutely correct and partially correct. 70 Kelloggs are beautiful, not hard to find in top shape, and are reasonably priced. I'd go with the 71 Topps Super set over '70. More cards; much prettier photography; better selection of stars and probably end up being cheaper and easier to find in top condition (harder to find nice '70s).

Peter_Spaeth 04-10-2018 05:47 PM

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I prefer many of the 70s to the 71s.

MCoxon 04-10-2018 06:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Big Six (Post 1765612)
I am almost done with a 1972 Kellogg’s Master set in PSA 9. This is my birth year and I just love the 3D images and great player selection. Thinking of doing the 1970 Kellogg’s as I like the look of that one, too. Also a fan of the 1970 Topps Super. What other “off-beat” sets should I be considering???


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I'm a fan of small numbered, oddball sets.
- 1970's Kellogg is one of the best looking sets, would be a great choice
- 1969 Nabisco is one of my favorites, great images, 33 players (I think), lots of HOFers - Aaron, Mays, Clemente, Robinsons, plus one of Rose's best cards
- 1971 Milk Duds - another set, small numbers, lots of HOFers, plus Munson, Rose, and hand cut or full boxes add to its mystique. Black & white/sepia though


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