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Old 02-25-2025, 08:07 PM
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The beauty in these truly is in their rarity over aesthetic, at least to my eye. Is it known if Topps would have likely done a bit of tweaking to make their appearance more fetching had they proceeded?
So you figure they're not much to look at?

I'm not sure whether Topps had further designs to gussy them up, but based on a coup d'œil in the direction of similarly functional issues that came out in the ensuing years, they weren't much to look at either. For example, the Topps Punch Outs from 66 or 67, or the Milton Bradley issues from 69, 70, or 72. If I had to guess, since they were intended to be used in game play, Topps was less focused on form and more focused on function. But that's just my guess.
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