1973 topps starter sets - Ex-Exmt -ONE REMAINING

[Vintageloz]

I have now broken this up into the following lots/starter sets. All prices are PP gift/f&f and are delivered

Lot #1. 535 different cards Avg EXMT / 104 highs. SOLD
Lot #2. 489 different cards Avg EXMT / 88 highs. SOLD
Lot #3. 405 different cards Avg EX/EXMT / 58 highs. SOLD
Lot #4. 309 different cards Avg EX/EXMT / 34 highs. SOLD
Lot #5. 460 assorted cards Avg EX. I would say roughly half are different. All low series. (1-528). $50
Lot #6. 117 different high numbers (of 132). Avg EXMT SOLD

Please let me know if you have questions or want pics.

Thanks

Chris




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Have a beautiful lot of 1973 topps lot for sale. The breakdown of the lot is as follows

Low series 1-527 - approximately 2000 cards
High series 528-660 - 420 cards

Condition is high grade. I would say cards are split between Ex, EXMT and Nm with only about 5% below EX. All lower grade cards were pulled and sold a while back. There should be almost no creasing, just light corner wear and some centering issues. There are also a lot of beautiful dead centered cards here. My guess is that there are between 500 and 600 different cards. I went through the highs and there were 117 of the 132 different cards from that series so the lows are probably similar. I don't believe you will find any HOFers but there are a lot of minor stars, a ton of team cards, managers and rookie cards. See photo, highs are the last row all in penny sleeves. All cards are sorted in number order!

Will try and move as a lot first but if that doesn't work, I may end of breaking up into starters. Not sure what to ask for here, so I will throw a number out there and listen to offers. $XXX takes it, which is around $.50 each for the highs ($210) and $.15 for lows ($300) less a $10 discount. I will also cover shipping at that price. May also be willing to trade for a high dollar card or two.

Happy to answer questions or send pics to give you a better indication of condition.

[vintage954]

I have some decent vintage, let me know. I also sent you a Pm

[Vintageloz]

One bump before I break'er up! Let me know if you interested. Would also consider cash trade combo...

[jburl]

Originally Posted by Vintageloz

Have a beautiful lot of 1973 topps lot for sale. The breakdown of the lot is as follows

Low series 1-527 - approximately 2000 cards
High series 528-660 - 420 cards

Condition is high grade. I would say cards are split between Ex, EXMT and Nm with only about 5% below EX. All lower grade cards were pulled and sold a while back. There should be almost no creasing, just light corner wear and some centering issues. There are also a lot of beautiful dead centered cards here. My guess is that there are between 500 and 600 different cards. I went through the highs and there were 117 of the 132 different cards from that series so the lows are probably similar. I don't believe you will find any HOFers but there are a lot of minor stars, a ton of team cards, managers and rookie cards. See photo, highs are the last row all in penny sleeves. All cards are sorted in number order!

Will try and move as a lot first but if that doesn't work, I may end of breaking up into starters. Not sure what to ask for here, so I will throw a number out there and listen to offers. $500 takes it, which is around $.50 each for the highs ($210) and $.15 for lows ($300) less a $10 discount. I will also cover shipping at that price. May also be willing to trade for a high dollar card or two.

Happy to answer questions or send pics to give you a better indication of condition.

Any chance you would consider selling the high numbers separate from the rest?

Burl

[Vintageloz]

Bump for breakup

[Vintageloz]

Edited for sold cards...2 starters/lots left

[Vintageloz]

Bump- 2 lots still available.... Nice mid to upper grade lots

[cardsfan73]

Just wanted to thank Chris for an outstanding transaction. Great communication through out and the cards were shipped out very fast! Outstanding job of packaging the cards too!

Thanks,
Scott