1973 Topps
Total Cards: 528
Rating: 7.8 (69 votes)
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Overview | Checklist | Teams | Errors / Variations | Hall of Famers | Rookies | Inserts and Related Sets | Comments | Packaging | Pricing | Sell Sheets / Ads | Trivia | Videos | Forum | External Links | Change Log | Contributors | Glossary | Gallery | Card Rankings | Collection Summary
1973 Topps
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I have been in Search of a Site to log and track my Trading cards. This one just might fit my needs. It has been a search to find a quality site to work with and This one is on the mark thus far. I am waiting on my new scanner so I can also save my collection on a second site that will allow me to document location of cards easier. I am working on a very large project somewhere between 500,000 to a Million Cards to get organized. You asked about my first pack to open. Well 1973 I was introduced to the Noise makers for my bike, and those noise makers were Football Trading Cards. I went to the 5 and Dime and bought me several of those packs and they even had gum in them so bonus I was then cool riding my bike and chewing gum. At that point in my life I was not a collector. I had no clue about that side of the Cards. I hate to even think about what special cards I might of destroyed in my bike wheels but man it was fun. Thanks for this site and hope to grow with you all.
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What's up guys! I just joined this site today. I was 10 years old in 1973 and I still remember walking to school and taking the long way so I could go past the drug store and buy a pack or 2 of these cards and a Chunky bar! I would spend my lunch money my parents gave me. I knew the old ladies in the cafeteria would always give me a P&J sandwich and a chocolate milk at lunch. I guess they thought I was poor, LOL!
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Conflicted when trying to rate this set. Some of the coolest action cards of all time. Specifically, some of the sideline photos like Franco Harris, Mercury Morris, Joe Namath, Carl Garrett, Leroy Kelly, etc. But a lot of the set is boring and the color choices are pretty ugly. The backs are okay but I never like just last year's statistics and lifetime. I guess I kind of view this set about the same way I do the 1973 baseball set. Alright, but a letdown after the three previous sets. | ||
I like this set of cards more than most years. Lots of good players and this was when football was a hard game played by real players. Money and endorsements weren't the play of the day. I particularly like the Oakland Raiders cards...it looks as though the players were photographed at a high school football field. The 70's card sets were made for team and individual player collecting, so complete sets weren't all that important to most kids. |