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Let's look back at some great '70s Vets that represented their nation proudly. Also, some never-to-be-seen-again back of card stat lines.

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Way back in.....'67. I was standing by to make my debut. But the glorious 1970's would soon give us some quality players that would wear the one-nine.  Campy, the Bull,  Frederic with a C and Rob R Yount would sport the narstiest of all prime numbers. 

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Rt 66 Was the lifeblood of 20th century expansion in America. The origin story of a lot of great baseball players as well. Let's take a brief, disjointed trip along this famed pathway of Americana.

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The dawn of the 70's brought us the first ever NLCS/ALCS subsets of cards, as featured in the the 1970 Gorg-a-mundo Topps baseball set. The set featured a recap of the first Divisio y Divisio series, the 1969 baseball playoffs.


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Imagine having a few zany neighbors in the 1970's, like Mr. Roper or Ralph Furley did. Well....that was my lot as well and I've decided to sit them down and recall those madcap days of growing up in the Keating household that was filled with shag carpet, multi-colored paneling, and plastic furniture coverage. Plus, an extension of the Mendoza Line video response!


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What a decade it was.  What a bunch of baseball cards they made! Dylan from DoubleD Vintage Baseball cards ask me to show him mine, so I did. Also my first ever Video Response challenge with the winner receiving a whopper of a prize.

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Any major dude will tell you how great Kellogg's cards were in the 1970's. Lesser known is the sets that featured some of the greatest players of the 20th century, in full color: The 1972 Kellogg's All-Time Great set. Smarter people than I will tell you it was a direct copy of the 1970 Rold Gold Pretzels set of 1970. Imagine my surprise when I bought the wrong set for cheaper than I was supposed to.

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Are you/yinz/y'all ready for some football! I am. 'We used to laugh, we used to cry 
We used to bow our heads then, wonder why '......Wonder no more. 1974-1976 meant you could get your gridiron with your gluten.  A brief look at the 1974-76  football bread sets that spread joy and jelly. 

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The seventies were great but the eighties is where it all came together. Great season, great playoffs, and great World Series are all compiled into a great book, "Phinally".  Author J. Daniel takes time discuss his thoughts on cards, culture, and that magical 1980 season n(and beyond).

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The 70's were grrrreat! The 50's depicted on 70's cards even greaterer. TCMA was the little engine that kept trying. Their magnus opus, perhaps, was the 1979 Stars of the 50's set. They did whiff with a few key misses, but all an all a fine effort.

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