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Old 01-03-2014, 06:40 PM
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Default 1973 Topps odd card

1973 Topps Tommie Agee card...all airbrushed up.. hiding the fact that its all NY Mets in the pic..incld Rusty Staub..who didn't even have a 73T card that yr
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1973 Topps Tommie Agee card...all airbrushed up.. hiding the fact that its all NY Mets in the pic..incld Rusty Staub..who didn't even have a 73T card that yr
It's funny seeing these Astros in their 'home' uniforms at Shea Stadium.
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My selections certainly expose my bias
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Default EASY call for me

I call the 1973 Hank Aaron - the ace of spades (because it is the most beautifulmcard in the deck).

The only competitor in my book is the aforementioned Bench card. An all time best for any catcher card. In any other year this would be the #1 for me.

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Old 01-05-2014, 09:32 AM
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73 Allen.jpg

Even though he played only three years with Chicago, Dick Allen is probably my favorite White Sox of all time and this is a great card capturing a monster MVP year he had for them nearly winning the Triple Crown.

73 Killer.jpg

Even though he is at the tale end of his career, The Killer is a BEAST!

Add Frank Robinson's card to the mix. I will say this until I am blue in the face, Robby is one of the most underrated superstars there is and his cards are under valued. I love the horizontal action shot in this card.

My last two picks are Hank Aaron and Bill Freehan's cards which like Frank Robinson have also been shown.
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Old 01-05-2014, 08:43 PM
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This is my favorite 73 Topps card.
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John Ellis hands down. If I had a scan of the card I would post it. Sorry.
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For unknown reasons, this is my favorite 1973 Topps card.

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