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Old 08-20-2025, 10:30 AM
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Two Topps cards that I find attractive and representing seasons past in baseball.
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Just a few. I've always liked the combo cards.
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For me, the 1967 Topps set is the best. The photos are so clear, and they cover the entire card. Looking at them makes me feel I am back at the ballpark, watching batting practice before the game. It's hard to pick out my favorites from the set, but here are a couple I like that feature all-time great announcers.
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For me, the 1967 Topps set is the best. The photos are so clear, and they cover the entire card. Looking at them makes me feel I am back at the ballpark, watching batting practice before the game. It's hard to pick out my favorites from the set, but here are a couple I like that feature all-time great announcers.
The Shannon was so nice, they used it twice! Admittedly, it does look nicer in the 67 set than the "Quick - get me any usable photo you have of the guy" 1969 set....
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The Shannon was so nice, they used it twice! Admittedly, it does look nicer in the 67 set than the "Quick - get me any usable photo you have of the guy" 1969 set....
The 69T design was really weak, wasn't it. Topps tried to copy '67 but just made it look cheesy, with the rounded corners and the big ball with the player's name in it.

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My favorite Topps card of all time

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