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Old 12-04-2014, 08:16 PM
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The 1960 Topps set is also beautiful. Multicolored names, duel photos.. Coaches cards and first time World Series cards.. Plus Yaz's rookie...
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Man, when you put all of those beautiful 1967's together, it is eye popping!!! Yowza!!!!
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I am a big fan of the 1960 Post cards:

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1967 as well, although the 60s as a whole has to be the best decade of Topps sets.
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Well said, Chris. I agree. Such a very, very X10 to the 7th power great-looking Mickey Mantle card. I also love the Don Drysdale in this set. --Brian Powell
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The 60s were also the golden years for Topps insert and test sets, extending through the early 70s
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1965 Topps is the best. 1967 is a close second. The 60's were a good decade for Topps but I can't stand 1960, 1964 or 1968 designs.
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