Steve Garvey is my All-Time favorite and I love his 1971 rookie card. I’m a life-long Dodger fan and really disappointed that he’s not in the Hall of Fame....
Loved your video, of your smooth, professional format, and awesome bio tips on each player card was great. I still need 22 cards to complete my O-Pee-chee card set. To me the black background highlighted the photos, and the action shots. The blue skies and baseball stadiums in background of photo were also great.It took me a long time to collect the 7 series , 752 cards set. Lucky, my family traveled. My favorites were Roberto Clemente, I believe his last card, and the action shot cards, with Thurman Munson as a great card. Also, Like Lou Brock sealing a base and the distictive kelly green of the A's., Vida Blue also a favorite. I like the Reggie Jackson 1971 card, but never liked Reggie Jackson, his ego bigger than him and baseball. Plus, he took the money and went to the the Evil Empire.
Wow ... getting within 22 cards for that OPC is a big accomplishment. Love those card backs, too. Thanks for watching, and for the memories, running down those great cards!
This set is what they call condition sensitive.
Steve Garvey is my All-Time favorite and I love his 1971 rookie card. I’m a life-long Dodger fan and really disappointed that he’s not in the Hall of Fame....
The Modern Baseball committee votes again in December 2022. I wouldn't be surprised to see Garvey get some love then.
@@WaxPackGods Whitaker too !! I think it's then or never.......
@@robertanderson2898 Lou's GOTTA get in!
More 200 hit seasons than Tony Gwynn. Clutch in the playoffs and WS.
There a lot of players that have better stats that Steve Garvey that are not in the Hall of Fame I don't think any of those guys are going to get in
One of my favorite sets I have or 72 set. Also love the in action cards where in background you see other players.
Those early 70s sets did a lot of those really wide-angle shots where you weren't really sure who was who. Great cards, though. Thanks for watching!
The '71 Clemente is one of the most beautiful sports cards ever made.
It's gorgeous, for sure.
i think this set was the best looking set in the 70's
I've always really liked it.
My favorite set. Garvey best card.
It's a great card.
Loved your video, of your smooth, professional format, and awesome bio tips on each player card was great. I still need 22 cards to complete my O-Pee-chee card set. To me the black background highlighted the photos, and the action shots. The blue skies and baseball stadiums in background of photo were also great.It took me a long time to collect the 7 series , 752 cards set. Lucky, my family traveled. My favorites were Roberto Clemente, I believe his last card, and the action shot cards, with Thurman Munson as a great card. Also, Like Lou Brock sealing a base and the distictive kelly green of the A's., Vida Blue also a favorite. I like the Reggie Jackson 1971 card, but never liked Reggie Jackson, his ego bigger than him and baseball. Plus, he took the money and went to the the Evil Empire.
Wow ... getting within 22 cards for that OPC is a big accomplishment. Love those card backs, too. Thanks for watching, and for the memories, running down those great cards!
Sir , please tell me more about the opeechee set? Is it rarer than topps?
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Great card and right in the mix of most expensive -- depends on the day and current market if it beats out some of the others.
@@WaxPackGods yeah. I just hadn’t heard his name that way lol. But I’m not from Baltimore area. 🤷♂️
Blyeleven played on mostly bad teams just like Nolan Ryan
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