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#31
04-12-2015, 09:59 PM
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1970s Topps Baseball cards are about as exciting to me as a pair of wet socks. I really, really like OPC for many reasons.
1.) The bright card stock is superior and the rough cut has that certain charm. 2.) Has interesting "traded" lines with different team/color designs. 3.) Printed at most at 10% of the mainstream Topps issue and priced comparably.....very undervalued. The "sunburst" action/photo reverses of the 1971 OPC set absolutely blow away the American issue. 
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