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09-17-2025, 07:43 PM
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All my Topps sets from 1970 to 1979 that I have are loose. My only pet peeve is diamond cuts or those cards that are tilted.
I think I bought about 5 1976 George Brett and at least four 1972 Nolan Ryan, because after I looked at it more carefully at home after I bought them it had those tilts. haha. I don't mind top to bottom and side to side off center if they are no more than 70/30 too much on my loose cards. I had same issue while completing my 1973 Topps Football set too. Too many weird cuts and tilts. Ricky Y 
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