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Brand New Vintage Sets Page 1 KIT YOUNG’S SALE #166 Brand New Vintage Sets 1953 TOPPS BASEBALL SET 1948-52 EXHIBIT 1970-71 TOPPS COMPLETE SET BASKETBALL NEAR SET (no Jabbar) Ever want a 1953 set without paying $10,000 or more? Here’s your chance. Low/mid-grade, average is GD-VG, some better and some lower grade. The Mantle, Mays and Paige likely have a value of about $4,000.00 alone. This set would cost over $65,000 in top grade. Includes Mantle VG, Mays GD, J. Robinson FR, Campanella GD, Tough set to complete – all cards except Alcindor Mathews GD, Feller FR, Reese VG, Billy Martin VG, Here’s a set you see offered about once every 5 years. (Jabbar). Nice shape – mainly EX-MT (or NR-MT), a Berra GD-VG, Rizzuto GD-VG, Spahn GD, Ford GD-VG, These 3-1/4” x 5-3/8” blank backed cards were sold small number less. Includes Leader #1 EX-MT, Leader Paige VG/VG-EX, Podres VG, Gilliam VG/VG-EX, Bolling in vending machines from 1948-1952. Super tough to #2 VG-EX/EX, Havlicek EX-MT, West EX-MT, Riley #280 VG/VG-EX, etc. $9500.00 complete, especially since cards issued in 1948 were later EX-MT, Checklist 1 VG-EX unmarked, Murphy EX-MT, replaced by new players in 1951, creating tough scarcities Chamberlain EX-MT, Baylor EX, Hayes VG, Robertson (Cifers, Comp, Jacobs, Johnson, etc.). Set is loaded with VG/VG-EX, Maravich VG-EX, etc. $1295.00 1948 BOWMAN Football SET big names as well. Set does not include the checklist. Set is mainly EX-MT to NR-MT, sharp corners, good centering, no creasing. Includes Baugh EX-MT/NR-MT, Bednarik 1953 BOWMAN BLACK NR-MT, Cifers NR-MT, Comp EX-MT, Coulter EX-MT, Davis NR-MT, Horvath NR-MT, Jacobs EX-MT, Johnson & WHITE BASEBALL EX-MT, Justice EX-MT/NR-MT, Luckman EX (edge wear), Perry NR-MT, Pritko NR-MT, Ruby NR-MT, Schlinkman COMPLETE SET NR-MT, Tittle EX-MT, Wedemeyer EX+, etc. $5995.00 1963 FLEER BASEBALL COMPLETE SET Bowman’s rookie set – mainly EX+/EX-MT (or EX-MT), a few lesser. Stars consistent. Tough to complete due to printing scarcities. Includes Luckman EX, Gilmer EX, McAfee EX+, Dudley EX+, Pihos EX, Wojciechowicz EX- MT, Turner EX+/EX-MT, Waterfield EX, Baugh VG (back crease), Ray EX+/EX-MT (small ink mark back), Trippi EX-MT. Conerly VG-EX, Van Buren VG-EX/EX, Lujack VG-EX, etc. $5995.00 Set grades VG-EX overall with cards exhibiting great focus and mid-grade corner wear to the start of rounding on some cards. Includes Mize VG/VG-EX, Wilhelm 1952 BOWMAN VG-EX, Lemon VG-EX, Stengel GD-VG, etc. $1075.00 Nice set – mainly EX-MT, some EX+/EX-MT (cards with Special $995.00 Football LARGE SET no creasing, just a little corner wear), a few less. 67 cards, many stars (see below) plus Wills, Mazeroski, 1974 TOPPS BASEBALL SET Pinson, Cepeda, Richardson, Boyer, etc. Includes Mays EX+, Yastrzemski EX+/EX-MT, B. Robinson EX+, Santo HIGH GRADE W/VARIATIONS EX-MT/NR-MT, Koufax EX+/EX-MT, Drysdale EX-MT/ NR-MT, Spahn EX-MT, Adcock EX+, Clemente EX, Gibson EX+/EX-MT, Checklist EX+/EX-MT unmarked, etc. $1395.00 1950 BOWMAN Football SET Very tough early football set – loaded with big names. Bowman first made a “small version” of these cards but when it tried to remake these in a larger format there were printing difficulties and many cards were pulled from the print runs, creating many scarce cards such as Hancock, Johnston, Lansford, Stydahar, Schweder, Romanik, etc. Overall set High grade – cards put together a card at a time. Almost averages EX/EX+ with some better, some VG-EX, a couple all cards look NR-MT, a few less. Extremely sharp less. We see no noteworthy creasing card pictures, some corners, most very well centered – blazers. Includes Nice 70 year old set – averages EX+/EX-MT (no creasing, have small dings or tiny creases in borders, centering normal. Aaron #1 NR-MT oc, Bench NR-MT, Ryan NR-MT, minor corner wear), some better, some less. Just a bit of Includes Van Brocklin EX, Graham EX+ oc, Brown VG-EX, Jackson NR-MT, Parker rookie NR-MT, Schmidt NR-MT, corner wear on any lesser cards – loaded with stars. Nice Tittle EX+, Baugh NR-MT, Hancock EX+, Van Buren VG-EX, Rose NR-MT, Munson NR-MT, McCovey (Wash NL) EX/ Donovan VG-EX, Halas EX+/EX-MT oc, Conerly VG-EX, shape for a vintage set. Includes Bednarik EX-MT (thin print line), Conerly EX+/EX-MT, Baugh EX-MT, Lavelli EX, EX+, etc. Also includes the Traded Set, the red bordered Schweder EX+ mc, Layne VG-EX, Stydahar VG-EX, Johnston checklist set and all Washington NL variations. Also VG-EX, Romanik VG-EX, Ronzani EX+/EX-MT, Landry Hirsch EX-MT (thin print line), Fears EX, Graham EX+/ EX-MT, Layne EX+, Perry EX, Lujack EX+, Luckman EX- comes in plastic sheets and a binder. We feel this 47 year EX+/EX-MT, Lansford EX+/EX-MT, Matson SGC 4 VG-EX, old set is terribly undervalued – the nicest 1974 set we’ve Marchetti SGC 5 EX, etc. $9500.00 MT, Van Buren VG-EX, Davis VG-EX, Waterfield NR-MT, Walker NR-MT oc, Groza EX, Tittle EX+, etc. $4600.00 seen in quite some time. $1195.00 Page 2 1951 BOWMAN 1955 TOPPS 1950 BOWMAN SET COMPLETE SET ALL AMERICAN COMPLETE SET Rarely offered 70 year old set – mainly mid-grade VG- EX/EX. Stars consistent too. Great chance to buy an old set at a good price. (Please note: 23 cards have small 144 cards – most EX or EX+, no creasing, some VG-EX writing on back – not star players). Includes Walker EX+/ with about 5 cards below VG-EX. Tons of stars. Includes Classic set featuring Grange, The Four Horsemen, EX-MT, Tittle VG-EX/EX, Groza VG, Davis VG, Waterfield Landry VG-EX (small back crease), Conerly EX-MT, Rockne, Harmon, Thorpe, Baugh and more. Nice stars, VG-EX, Van Buren VG-EX, Perry VG-EX, Graham EX+, Layne EX, Motley EX+/EX-MT, Hirsch VG-EX, Fears GD, Waterfield VG-EX, Layne EX-MT, Tunnell EX-MT, Hirsch rest generally EX-MT, 8-9 cards a bit less. Includes EX-MT, Dudley #144 EX-MT, Motley EX+/EX-MT, Perry Lavelli EX+/EX-MT, Bednarik EX< Conerly EX, Baugh VG-EX, Stautner (front nice, back has transparent tape Hickman #1 EX-MT, Kinnick EX, Rockne EX-MT, Graham VG, Luckman VG-EX, Lujack VG, etc. $2750.00 mark), Groza EX+, Baugh EX+/EX-MT, Tittle EX+/EX-MT, EX+/EX-MT, Baugh EX-MT, Grange EX-MT, Hein NR- Van Brocklin VG-EX, Graham VG/VG-EX, etc. $3995.00 MT, Harmon EX, Nevers NR-MT, Thorpe EX-MT, Four Horsemen EX-MT, Luckman EX-MT, Hutson VG, Henry 1959 FLEER TED 1974 TOPPS BASEBALL #100 NR-MT, etc. $6395 WILLIAMS SET W/#68 COMPLETE SET 1948 BOWMAN Football COMPLETE SET Mainly EX-MT (some NR-MT), a few EX/EX+ with no creasing and minor corner wear, a couple less. Includes #68 (scarce) EX+/EX-MT, #2 w/Ruth EX+/EX-MT, #11 w/ Probably 75% (or more) EX-MT, rest EX/EX+ (just minor Foxx EX+/EX-MT, #17 Hits .400 EX+/EX-MT (wax stain corner wear, no creasing), some less. Includes Aaron #1 back), #67 w/Snead EX-MT, #70 w/Thorpe EX-MT/NR- EX+/EX-MT, Ryan BCCG 7, Bench EX-MT, Seaver EX, MT, #63 Ted’s Record GD (creased), etc. $995.00 Jackson EX-MT, Parker rookie NR-MT, Winfield rookie VG-EX, Schmidt VG-EX/EX, Rose VG-EX, Griffey rookie Classic Bowmn rookie set – includes huge names EX-MT, etc. $775.00 (Luckman, Baugh, Conerly, etc.) plus a very tough series 1951 BOWMAN of single print cards. A challenging set to put together. 1960 TOPPS Football Set is mainly mid-grade VG-EX/EX with some better, COMPLETE SET COMPLETE SET some less. Includes Lujack VG-EX/EX, Trippi EX-MT, Van Buren GD (ink mark back), Baugh GD-VG, Turner EX (small smudge back), Pihos EX+/EX-MT, Wojciechowicz VG, Dudley VG-EX, McAfee VG (small paper loss back), Gilmer GD-VG, Luckman VG, Conerly GD-VG (water mark), etc. $4595.00 1965 TOPPS NEAR SET Gorgeous set with vivid colors – nearly all cards EX-MT, Mainly EX-MT and EX+/EX-MT, a few less. Cards with many NR-MT, 2-3 with minor back wear. Tough (and no creasing, minor corner wear, good centering overall. expensive) set to put together. Includes Perry EX-MT, Very collectible set. Includes Unitas EX+/EX-MT, Moore (NO NAMATH) Stautner EX, Tunnell EX-MT, Groza EX-MT, Hirsch EX, EX, Brown EX+/EX-MT, Hornung EX-MT, Starr VG-EX/ Conerly EX-MT, Waterfield EX-MT, Tittle EX-MT, Baugh EX oc, Gregg EX-MT, Gifford EX-MT, Layne EX+/EX- EX, Landry VG, Graham VG-EX oc, Van Brocklin EX-MT, MT, Tittle EX+/EX-MT, Washington team #132 EX-MT Bednarik EX-MT/NR-MT, Dudley #144 EX-MT, Motley unmarked, etc. $1295.00 EX+/EX-MT, Layne EX-MT, etc. $5950.00 1962 FLEER NEAR SET 1960 FLEER (NO SHAW) COMPLETE SET Rarely offered set (no Namath). Almost all cards EX-MT (some NR-MT), some EX+/EX-MT (no creasing, just a bit of corner wear), maybe a couple less.
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