My 1974 Topps Approach

[Deertick]

Originally Posted by Kutcher55

Marked checklists are also a no-no for me.

Also I have to say it is fun buying these sets and putting them in those sweet ultra pro platinum sheets in nice new binders but I am getting a bit tired of all the Rowland Office cards and Larry Histles. Then again it is fun when you are going card by card and Schmidt or Bench or Yaz etc pop up.

LOL, I think Rowland Office had his own sheet in 1975.

[Arsenal83]

I am also working on a 74 set and I'm down to 1 last card in NM condition (#263). I have about 50 extra in EX-NM. Let me if i can help any of you guys out.

57
69
88
91
92
104
106
109
137
145
171
221
243
271
288
291
313
325
336
343
346
404
406
434
440
450
457
481
487
514
516
517
552
610
628
637 Checklist
660
23T
23T
123T
123T
139T
151T
313T
319T
649T

[Tere1071]

I can use the following as long they don't include any diamond cuts, are no more than 70/30 off-center, and have near-perfect corners:

57; 91; 145; 291; 313; 325; 440; 450; 457; and 637

Thank you.

Phil aka Tere1071

[Arsenal83]

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Originally Posted by Tere1071

I can use the following as long they don't include any diamond cuts, are no more than 70/30 off-center, and have near-perfect corners:

57; 91; 145; 291; 313; 325; 440; 450; 457; and 637

Thank you.

Phil aka Tere1071

[e6phillips]

I’ve been doing the same thing with the 1970 and 1971 sets.

If anyone has a bunch of lowish condition from the 1970 set (any cards that aren’t absolute trash, although I do collect miscuts) or 1971 high and semi-high that you’d like to trade for 1971 - 1979 cards, please let me know.

Thanks