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5 Baseball Cards Every Kid From The 1970s Should Own

When it came to growing up in the 1970’s, collecting sports cards was more about the thrill of the hunt, trading and flipping with friends, and that overly stale taste that came from the chewing gum ...
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The Rarest And Most Valuable Baseball Cards From The 1970s

The 1970s vintage baseball cards embraced minimalistic charm with clean designs and single-colored borders. Legendary players like Willie Mays and Nolan Ryan made appearances in these sets, raising ...
Orange County Register

50 years ago Angels batboy Leonard Garcia appeared on a Topps baseball card, the card of a major leaguer

Errors are a big part of baseball, and they don’t just occur on the field. This year marks the Golden Anniversary of a gum card goof involving a hometown boy. Aurelio Rodriguez’s 1969 Topps baseball ...
The New York Times

Topps loses its licensing deal for baseball cards and tears up its plan to go public.

Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association are ending their agreement with Topps in favor of one with Fanatics, an upstart sports collectible company. By Lauren Hirsch ...
Sports Illustrated

5 Baseball Cards Every Kid From The 1970s Should Own

If you're looking for a glimpse into Major League Baseball's past and you grew up in the 1970's these five cards are sure to bring back some great memories and are essential for anyone who grew up ...