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Old 04-19-2015, 10:32 AM
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I think you must have a few kelloggs and hostess cards of your choice as well a a disc or two. Gotta mix in the oddballs from the 70s.

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Old 04-19-2015, 10:53 AM
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Here are my faves from that era...
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I think you must have a few kelloggs and hostess cards of your choice as well a a disc or two. Gotta mix in the oddballs from the 70s.
How about a 1975 Hostess Twinkies Robin Yount without a stain? That is the key rookie in the set and extremely difficult to find without oil stains. In addition, the pictures are different than Topps sets - as Topps let Hostess parent borrow the pics Topps didn't use for the normal Topps production sets.

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Old 11-25-2016, 06:03 PM
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How about the 1971 Topps Greatest Moments Brooks Robinson, and the 1974 Topps Deckle Edge cards of Aaron and Munson. Not to mention the 1977 Reggie Jackson proof in an Orioles uniform.
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I only own Schmidt and Brett RCs, but to me the best looking 70s card may be the 71 Clemente.
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I'd throw in a centered 1979 Ozzie...
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Old 11-26-2016, 02:34 AM
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I realize this is not a baseball card, but this is the coolest "afro" card of the 1970's


1976-77 Topps #86 - Darnell Hillman [Good to VG‑EX]
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I only own Schmidt and Brett RCs, but to me the best looking 70s card may be the 71 Clemente.
71 Clemente is a great card, no doubt.

My nod for best looking 70s card would be the 1970 Ryan or Bench. The Jackson is up there as well. Very underrated set, and if you get the right colored uniform to go with the grey border you are looking at a beautiful card.
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The best of the best...

1. 1970 Johnny Bench (like the red pinstripes)
2. 1971 Thurman Munson (classic card/photo)
3. 1971 Reggie Jackson (great looking colorful card w/Mr October holding some lumber)
4. 1971 Roberto Clemente (gorgeous color...and looking down the barrel of a bat)
5. 1973 Mike Schmidt Rookie (best all around 3rd basemen...fielding and power)
6. 1974 Mike Schmidt (1st solo card)
7. 1974 Nolan Ryan (great action shot...fastball coming at you)
8. 1975 George Brett (made one of heck of a run at .400)
9. 1976 Johnny Bench (patrolling the plate in a cloud of dust)
10. 1978 Reggie Jackson (Reggie's power is captured in this shot...down to one knee on the follow thru swing)
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A twist .... here are the 10 best players of the 70s and their best card, imo

1) 1977 Topps Mike Schmidt
2) 1971 Topps Pete Rose
3) 1976 Topps Joe Morgan
4) 1978 Topps Reggie Jackson
5) 1970 Topps Johnny Bench
6) 1972 Topps Rod Carew
7) 1975 Topps George Brett
8) 1970 Topps Nolan Ryan
9) 1979 Topps Steve Carlton
10) 1976 Topps Yaz
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A twist .... here are the 10 best players of the 70s and their best card, imo

1) 1977 Topps Mike Schmidt
2) 1971 Topps Pete Rose
3) 1976 Topps Joe Morgan
4) 1978 Topps Reggie Jackson
5) 1970 Topps Johnny Bench
6) 1972 Topps Rod Carew
7) 1975 Topps George Brett
8) 1970 Topps Nolan Ryan
9) 1979 Topps Steve Carlton
10) 1976 Topps Yaz
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