A year of Lou Brock

[David W]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Lou looks smarter in that photo.Even back then Holiday Inn must have had the mojo

They were the first to offer some form of free breakfast with your stay, as they always advertised "Kids eat free".

[David W]

Isaly's and Sweet William disc. Probably the most plentiful of all of them.

[David W]

Orbaker's disc, fairly easy to find.

[Rich Klein]

Some may like these types of cards and some may not; but I just picked up on COMC a 2014 Topps Buyback Card of a 1977 Topps Brock (as part of my most recentl shipment) with the buyback stamp.

I know I'm in the minority but I love those cards as well as the Topps Heritage Buybacks which began six years ago.

Rich

[David W]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

Some may like these types of cards and some may not; but I just picked up on COMC a 2014 Topps Buyback Card of a 1977 Topps Brock (as part of my most recentl shipment) with the buyback stamp.

I know I'm in the minority but I love those cards as well as the Topps Heritage Buybacks which began six years ago.

Rich

So is this an actual 77 Topps card stamped on the back? Or a 2014 card in the style of 77 Topps?

[David W]

Red Barn discs. These are definitely one of the harder ones to find, especially the no address variation. Supposedly the backs are in red and purple, I have never seen a purple one.

True story, after several years of Ebaying for a Red Barn disc, I finally found one, only to set it on the couch and sit on it, creasing it almost in half. I have since found a couple to replace that one.

[Rich Klein]

Originally Posted by David W

So is this an actual 77 Topps card stamped on the back? Or a 2014 card in the style of 77 Topps?

It's a 1977 Card with 2014 stamp. I like those cards, I know many don't

Rich

[ALR-bishop]

Are these older cards Topps purchased in the market, stamped with a current date and then inserted in current packs ?