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Old 02-18-2021, 02:59 PM
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1974 Topps Hank Aaron #1 All-Time Home Run King. Pulled it from a pack in ‘74 about a month after he had set the record. Later, about 1981, I got hooked on vintage when I bought a 1952 Topps Tommy Glaviano at a flea market; the first non-current card I’d ever bought (or even seen for sale).
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Ungraded Topps sets in progress
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1971 562/752 - 75% - NM+
1975 297/660 - 45% - NMMT
1968 261/598 - 44% - NM+
1969 231/664 - 35% - NM+
1974 216/728 - 30% - NM+
1957 100/411 - 24% - NM

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All 6 1667/3813 - 44%

Also looking to buy (non-sport) pre-1970 beer cans and pre-1950 beer advertising
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