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2016 Historic Autographs Originals, 1970S ONLY (40) 10-BOX CASES

2016 Historic Autographs Originals, 1970s Historic Autographs returns to the to the Seventies with our newest Originals product not because we are big fans of bell-bottoms and disco but because some of the best card designs and all-time great played graced that decade. The 2016 HA Originals, 1970s features (100) subjects - (65) Hall of Famers and (35) stars and perennial All-Stars. The set will include (25) Short Prints (only 5 of each produced) and (65) special 1/1 cards. The set will be on the PSA/DNA Set Registry. Each card will feature a 1970s baseball trading card with a cut signature of that player (authenticated by PSA/DNA). For the first time ever, Historic Autographs is making a 4-card box of the Originals. Each 10-box case will contain no less than (3) Short Prints and at least (1) 1/1 special card and MOST IMPORTANTLY every other case will include EITHER a Roberto Clemente or Thurman Munson signed card OR a solid gold US $5 third-party graded coin redemption. ONLY (40) 10-BOX CASES ARE BEING PRODUCED. Key Information: -- Only (40) 10-box will be produced -- Each card will feature a 1970s baseball trading card with a PSA/DNA authenticated signature -- The 100-card set will be featured on the PSA/DNA Set Registry (to enhance the secondary market values). -- Every card will feature the SAME trading card so uniformity is kept -- Special "1/1" cards of Reggie Jackson, Pete Rose, Lou Brock, Jim Palmer, Tony Perez, Fergie Jenkins and Rod Carew will be included that feature other trading cards from the other 9 years of the decade. -- Every other case will include EITHER a Roberto Clemente or Thurman Munson signed card OR a solid gold US $5 third-party graded coin redemption. -- (25) subjects are Short Prints (#/5) and historically these SPs sell very well in the secondary market. -- Key player/signatures include Roberto Clemente, Thurman Munson, Ted Williams, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Gil Hodges, Tony Conigliario, Nolan Ryan, Pete Rose, Norm Cash, George Brett and Reggie Jackson..

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