Should We do a 1972 or a 1970 Topps Baseball Set?

[kailes2872]

I just bought (and way overpaid) for a collection. The specialty of the collection was large 60's and 70's lots of mostly commons.

There are 3 lots of 70's - One is more like a near complete set (I know that Aaron and Gibson, and Ryan are in that one for sure just off of memory) The other is around 600 cards if I remember and the other is around 450.

I also got a 72 lot of around 385 cards. No stars, no high numbers.

Depending on which one that you want, I can work something out with your if you want - before I go to ebay and have to figure out card by card what is there or not...

Let me know if interested. Shoot, you could do both!!

The common lots are pretty crisp and fairly high grade.

[BearBailey]

It's easy to start both and then choose 1 to finish once you get close.
Both great sets, I completed both, 72 is more loved, 70 is underrated.

[hcv123]

It was one of the first sets I collected as a kid. I just love the psychedelic like borders - so "out there" compared to other topps issues from the same time frame. So what if it is larger and harder (possibly). Isn't that part of the fun of collecting? Could it be any harder than the 1971 you just finished?

[brob28]

Complete the '72 set that way when done and you decide you might as well complete the last set to close out the decade, it will be the smaller '70 set!