
They were a good deal at the time, but finding 1970 Topps rack and grocery rack packs is a tall order.
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They were a good deal at the time, but finding 1970 Topps rack and grocery rack packs is a tall order.

Marty Brodeur, super collector; Don West’s new job; Steve Hart talks fake ’70 grocery cello packs and some very cool vintage baseball memorabilia on eBay.

It’s here…the brand new eBook that’ll transport you back to an era when packs had gum and sold for a dime. The new Ultimate Collectors Guide to 1970 Baseball Cards is ready to download.

A new look for the office, our new e-book gets closer, an update on the REA vs Nash case reveals missing tax payments, NFL brothers who were teammates on vintage trading cards… and more as a new week begins.

Depending on your original level of devotion, they are a sweet childhood memory or a passion that never left. Baseball cards were a part of millions of young lives in the early 1970s. Some bought them mainly for that sweet slab of dusted pink bubble gum. Others, though, connected with the game through the colorful [...]

In those giddy months after Apollo 11, the 1970 Topps baseball set reflected a new era for cards and the game itself. Take a look at old wax boxes and an ad that’ll have you looking for a time machine.

Fifty years ago, Topps salesmen were preparing to hit the road, pitching those wood-grain beauties we now know as 1962 Topps. Unopened pack guy has more on the process–and the stunning return on investment one could have had by saving just one case.
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