The 20 Most Valuable Topps Baseball Cards From 1975-1979

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Title	:	The 20 Most Valuable Topps Baseball Cards From 1975-1979
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1975 topps Thurman Munson sold for $56,400
Comment from : @Diamond_Ace8504

I have every single card in this video🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : @jennm6841

I have the george brett card in the mini version not graded but probably should get it done
Comment from : @Dcw-rp6ib

Great video love the info
Comment from : @BreakBoxBandit

The card stock of the '77 set is so abysmal
Comment from : @brirocks

You know what a lot, I mean a lot of people, don't realize Old baseball cards are like vintage cars When selling a vintage car, people ask a ridiculous price on a car saying, I saw my car sell on Barrett Jackson for 80K Yeah, that was for a perfect condition car, perfect Prices on baseball cards are the same way, a card not in perfect condition isn't worth that much
Comment from : @corymcewen5943

As a kid in the late 80s I had the 79 Munson , I need to get that card back in my collection
Comment from : @Nerdsplayingcards

Sir is there a way that I can contact you I have a photo album full of great baseball cards from the 60s, 70s and 80s I need someone that will tell me the truth about my cards and not try to play me as if I'm a moron A lot of baseball card dealers here in NYC are con artists and think that I don't know what I'm talking about Can you help me out ???
Comment from : @MaximousMorningstar

I started collecting cards for 1978 year (Mom bought me full set for Christmas) I really wish I started year earlier as 1977 are gorgeous with clean action scene and minimalist layout
Comment from : @drillbabydrill25-d6p

I need help selling cards ?
Comment from : @leejackson-gp3ns

Was Mike Schmidt ever young?
Comment from : @Grandizer8989

I love watchin your content Chris, I been learnin alot more than I already knew💯…As always Thanks for sharing Bud🤘
Comment from : @tonyrandall9761

Eddie, Eddie, Eddie, Eddie
Comment from : @larrynester4713

How does a Ricky Henderson rookie not make the list? Fuck baseball cards I had some of these and no one cared about them in the 90's I was conned into buying a Ricky Henderson rookie right before the huge baseball card bubble in the early to mid 90's Bought it for 40 dollars basically all my savings I think it's probably still at 40 dollars or less 30 years later
Comment from : @urwholefamilydied

why not any minis
Comment from : @tiberiusbrazas1707

I will never forgive the Cubs trading Dennis Eckersley after back-to-back complete game shutouts as a starter
Comment from : @mattsullivan7363

Murphy won MVP back to back to back MVP - 3 yrs in a row - not in the HOF ?!?
Comment from : @davidrice3337

Ms is not the goat Postseason stats between GB and Ms it's not even close GBis the real goat
Comment from : @chuckHart70

Sell to me,, if you get sick of them
Comment from : @thomasoliver354

I had that 79 Ozzie Smith card It wasn't a 10 Im guessing an 8 or 7 I sold it back in 89
Comment from : @mriforgot3062

This video is killing me When I was a kid I had half of these and gave them to my girlfriends little brother ugh
Comment from : @rodhester2166

Have Dale Murphy on e bay it’s 2 bucks ridiculous These quiet places try to rip you off
Comment from : @BillyBob-jb3yy

That's a pretty cool Rose
Comment from : @riverview9320

WTF is paying so much for these cards?
Comment from : @ricogomez4020

What grade would a card that is not brand new, handled a few times I have no clue on how they grade the cards
Comment from : @Demy1970

The ‘76 set has always been my favorite That Bench card is the gold standard of all 70’s cards
Comment from : @davemac5260

I got boxes of these cards and hockey cards that i inherited from my dad theres so much cards i dont even wanna touch them
Comment from : @scottbuckley6578

I have a bunch of cards and just need help getting need sent off to get graded
Comment from : @Johnsmith-lb3dh

When he said 3 pitchers, I assumed Steve Carlton, not Dennis Eckersley
Comment from : @revanchist5596

Love this series!!
Comment from : @Bradydog-in7ut

Pete Rose for HoF
Comment from : @sharablecortex2725

Yes, those are Topps cards that are fine and dandy like sour candy But Topps (even though they have the exact same photography) and also O-Pee-Chee are much more rare and valuable
Comment from : @SSM_Buvedue

I'd rather be a pitcher than a catcher
Comment from : @flybone100

I primarily collect 1970s vintage Was a huge Brett fan glowing up in the mid 70s This was a very enjoyable video Thanks
Comment from : @kylemccormack4120

Clemente card 71 Topps
Comment from : @tonyhenry-xe5kp

Really enjoy your videos I’d like to pick up several of these cards
Comment from : @jasonwolfe9892

Looking forward to the other videos too!
Comment from : @kfordham281

You can get a chrome version of that 75 Ryan and it looks great Best one in my opinion of that commemorative Ryan set Not the same as a refractor but still very nice
Comment from : @duewhit310

4 player Cup-o-Coffee cards were not cared about when they came out and so they are not as good as a FIRST solo card People are followers and so they CHASE after any FIRST card even when surrounded by 3 players nobody ever heard of And theyre all close-up face shots (Makes for a poor PHOTO-ALBUM entry, by the way)
Comment from : @duewhit310

You can get a 2001 archives reserve of that 77 Fisk and it looks great as well as a refractor For dollars!
Comment from : @duewhit310

Top5 banks to go under brTop20 grocery items jumping in valuebrbrThis is a GREAT time to absolutely NOT collect sports cards nor to "invest"/GAMBLE on them brbrWhen the food shelves go empty put mustard on those cards!
Comment from : @duewhit310

He’s off on the Dale Murphy ‘77 rook as it doesn’t sell for less than $450
Comment from : @tomhanson1875

Great video as always One of your comments - that Bench was arguably the greatest catcher of all time - made me think about Yogi Berra 3 MVPs and 10 WS rings But seems to be forgotten Could be an interesting future video for you: under appreciated HOFers like Berra, Frank Robinson, Jim Palmer, etc
Comment from : @grownmanlookingatsportscar194

78 Topps Murphy also has three other really really good catches on it Always thought that card was undervalue but all the great 77 tops that showed up on that list was totally awesome!
Comment from : @KennyLessing

I love watching your videos just to see if I have any of the cards listed I do have two of these! I have one of the Molitor and five of the Brett's My Molitor wood grade out to a 3 and my best Brett Wood crate out to a 7
Comment from : @hognuckles

I love the lists, as always Though with the not inclusion of the 75 mini cards, I kinda feel they should count Was just wondering,if that might be, if any of the mini versions, would or do, command a higher price, for any of the already, wildly valuable,standard cards? Also, how much does their more rare, I'd imagine, they are, but, likely not more valuable, in terms of auction sale numbers Perhaps there are examples that may be out of step with a standard, or typical, rule of thumb And, if it's something you are privy to, how does condition grading, compare? Lack of tens? Just curious, if you may have looked into any of the questions I am having
Comment from : @larraldhalls495

Great video Eckersley was not the all-time leader in saves when he retired tho' It was Lee Smith - 478
Comment from : @williammorgan961

Definitely stoked to see my all time fav player show up with the top card overall The ALT app shows it as a pop 5 in psa 10 Honestly that is hard to fathom for a set that is in no wise rare I mean, his 93 finest refractor in psa 10 is a pop 9 😢 🔥🔥🔥🔥 thanks, as always, for another great vid 💪🏼
Comment from : @bryanmccoy203

Thanks for the video, Chris! Kudos to the research department! Guessing a Ken McMullen was #21 Shout out to the 1975 Herb Washington
Comment from : @tommayrant2279

Vintage 70s! Pound for pound, Dawson was the best player I ever saw Murphy and Hernandez should be in HOF, way above Larkin, Baines, Minosa, and Simmons That 7 no hitters in the era of base hitters is probably the most impressive thing ever achieved in baseball
Comment from : @jude999

Jack Morris pitched the greatest game in world series history (with apologies to Don Larson)
Comment from : @rambler1475

I was in the hospital for a week in 1977, 9 years old, parents divorced My mom and dad brought me so many packs of baseball cards and I still have them 😊
Comment from : @MySandstrom

Really enjoy these list!!! Keep up the hard! Give the research department a pat on the back for all the hard work!!!
Comment from : @joeym2675

I remember buying the George Brett rookie card in the early 80s at my local card store for $60
Comment from : @Meni69

Graduated in 79 so this is perfect for me Great era, great cards Heavy into baseball as I was playing high school baseball so it was relevant to me Great cards to chase
Comment from : @williampotts7205

Still have thousands of 70's topps cards my cousin gave me in the 80's but none of them are graded and they have been sitting in shoe boxes for decades
Comment from : @kingzhibrhanfabrizio1759

Love these updates Chris!!!brbrWould love to see football, basketball, and hockey updates too!brbr“A Year In Cards” series is great too!
Comment from : @bp6614

I was hoping you were going to do the update
Comment from : @brownjorden

When I was younger I thought the '75 Topps set looked ridiculous with the random two color borders, but now I think it's just fantastic
Comment from : @PhuryousOne

Chris you forgot the 1977 Topps Reggie Jackson that shows him as a Baltimore Oriole
Comment from : @Oobaglunk

I done like either
Comment from : @bobo44donemilking51

Show up for list, stay for the tidbits
Comment from : @prestonporter7866

I can only imagine how many employees are working on the research team now
Comment from : @james-hb5tu

Surprised Steve Garvey didn't make the top 20
Comment from : @theboringchannel2027

I don't comment often but just wanted to let you know that I watch every upload and appreciate your content
Comment from : @brandeezyc

Munson was 32, not 30 when he died
Comment from : @bigdaddycool1366

Incredible how untouched by time Nolan Ryan's popularity is A 7th year psa 8 Ryan gets more than the RC of the greatest Brewer ever in Yount, RC of a guy in the goat shortstop discussion in Smith, and only gets edged out by the RC of the greatest Royal ever, George Brett Long live Nolan Ryan, the biggest name in the hobby after Mantle
Comment from : @snerdterguson

Eddie Murray is still way undervalued and underappreciated in this hobby One of only a few with 3,000 hits and 500 or more HR I only own two of his raw rookies but I wish I could afford an SGC 9
Comment from : @chrisc4264

Great stuff, Chris Stumped me with Bruce Sutter Thanks for this
Comment from : @PushnButtons62

Robin Yount shortstop/center field unbelievable player Great video
Comment from : @johnmurray6690

My favorite era of cards
Comment from : @williambartenslager4134

Great trivia questions, love the hobby quizzes
Comment from : @nkmason8284

You know what would be a fun series If you could own 10 cards from each decade what would they be Could do a budget version and a no limits version
Comment from : @BLYKMYK44

You would think Rod Carew played in 155 games and had PA 694 388 get more respect He was at 400 at one point and tried by the in of season Brett only played in 117 games and only had PA 515 and 390 Gwynn only played in 110 games and only 475 PA with 394
Comment from : @jamieschmaedeka1177

I love the 1975 Topps set
Comment from : @ACD1994

IN 1977, Reggie Jackson had 3 home runs on 3 swings Amazing
Comment from : @ACD1994

Another interesting tidbit, if you search for George Brett poop story you’ll find he is not only number one on this list but also has the number one story ever recorded
Comment from : @trollerskater

'Keith Hernandez? Keith Hernandez?!? I DESPISE Keith Hernandez!'
Comment from : @JustinKircherjK

Happy to see the Murph on that list
Comment from : @Time2Rip

Love these years in cards along with the early 80s Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : @starscream5263

I'm surprised that the Eddie Murray isn't higher Seems undervalued
Comment from : @markholmes6523

Surprised Bob Gibson's 1975 Topps Card didn't make the list
Comment from : @TaserCake

loved the triva at the end! :)
Comment from : @matthewcook2097

Chris Thank you for finally putting an identifier (EX) next to "Raw" From my understanding, your (EX) citation states the average raw card from the 70s is indeed in EX condition I agree with this assumption This also fills a logic gap that you have left unfilled and that is why I have always operated under the assumption that you "lowball"" ungraded cards I now understand that it's not that you undervalue them, it's just that you speak about them in general terms as raw/ EX cards This does bring up a question though How do you go about estimating high-grade/great eye-appeal vintage raw cards? Knowing that the ranges between PSA 7, 8, or 9 are highly subjective within the industry makes the notion of paying top dollar for raw cards a very risky proposition
Comment from : @word723

Great video as always, Chris Kind of off topic, but this video got me thinking about the GOATs who played in all parts of the 70s What a great decade of baseball, maybe the best in terms of greatness playing in one decade
Comment from : @sammyhill93

You could have named this… The top 10 mustaches from the 1970s
Comment from : @SportscardLyle_onIG

Really enjoy this series, thank you!
Comment from : @Jackson_Farnsworth

3 of my all-time favorite players on here Reggie, Schmidt and Brett I have a raw Reggie rookie, probably a PSA 2/3, a Brett PSA 5 RC, but I'm in need of a Schmidt rookie I'll own one someday
Comment from : @mattsbaseballcardbreaks5952