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Originally Posted by Il Padrino
The way they combined AFL and NFL players, the way the names of teams were scrunched in the upper corners, but mainly due to the coloring. It just got me when I was a kid, so 67 up to 78 Topps had me addicted.
I was born in 67 so by the time I began collecting it was 1972 and I bought up everything I could find between then and 1980/81. When baseball came out with the ridiculous 81 Donruss and Fleer sets, I was immediately out of collecting until many years later. So, during those early years there were many 67 and up cards and rarely did I see 66 or older except at shows.
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Do you mean the way the combined the AFL and NFL players in the 69 set? The 67 set was AFL only.
I did love the 69 set as it featured both AFL and NFL stars but wondered why Jack Kemp was not in the set.