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Old 10-24-2014, 05:40 PM
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I have a couple of sets I put away in 75-76 They came in a white box with a brown green packing tape sealing the box. I can spot one of theses sets at a show from two aisles away . Always liked this set as I felt someone needed to stand up to Topps because the quality of their cards was falling rapidly through the 70's. Topps bullied SSPC in court, but from the court rulings came the "gumless" baseball card sets from Donruss and Fleer in 1981.
I had a autograph experience similar to the previous post I was trying to get a 1975 SSPC Yankee set autographed and got a couple at my local mall Catfish etc. but at a card show( I think in 76 or 77) a player said he would not sign SSPC cards so I put the project down.
I may go out on ebay and buy one of the so called second printing sets and put together a list of variations. Anybody else interested? let me know we can compare notes.

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Old 10-24-2014, 08:17 PM
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I looked up Rod Carew on comc and got the these four results. I was able to find other copies of each on ebay. The first one has a break in the border below the groin. The second has a break but it is to the right of Carew. There were two cards with a full border. The full bordered cards seem to have better coloring. They are also the most readily available graded on ebay. You'll notice that the shades of green print on the backs are also inconsistent. One seller on ebay with several of the Noland error had Carews that looked most like the 3rd one or full borders and a lighter green text.
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It's an awesome set. To be honest I prefer it to my 1976 topps set (but not my 75 or 77). It is a great value IMO and a must have for any 1970s baseball collector
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Found this article from Bob Laughlin's newsletter in 1976 - I imagine it would have been pretty disconcerting to get notice that you were being sued for a couple of million!
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Found this article from Bob Laughlin's newsletter in 1976 - I imagine it would have been pretty disconcerting to get notice that you were being sued for a couple of million!
Thanks for posting that!
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I have a couple of sets I put away in 75-76 They came in a white box with a brown green packing tape sealing the box. I can spot one of theses sets at a show from two aisles away .
Curious, is there an address label on those sets? If so, what does it say?
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Curious, is there an address label on those sets? If so, what does it say?

My brown box has on it:

TCMA
PO Box #2
Amawalk, MY 10501



I am guessing this contained one of the original 10K sets.
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Old 10-27-2014, 10:58 AM
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PO Box #2
Amawalk, MY 10501

I am guessing this contained one of the original 10K sets.
Yup, that label certainly was our mailing address.
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