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11-23-2013, 05:53 PM
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To each their own, but I think this set has some of the best photography from Topps in the 70s. I am biased, though, as it was the first set I ever collected, and the 77 Topps Fidrych is near and dear to my heart for a few reasons (so, at least you got that right, Brent!
 ).The Kingman and Seaver cards are not mine.... Portrait shots typically don't do much for me, but the Munson card in this set is classic, and it captures a great closeup of Thurman. I like the Yount card for the colors, especially the socks, and how he's lining up for the bunt. The Seaver is just a classic pitching pose, a moment in time, and the Kingman card is cool because it looks like he just cranked one out of the park. Great set! Last edited by CW; 11-23-2013 at 05:54 PM. 
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