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We're back with the shovel and digging deep into the sets. Dad facts comes in heavy with more than one Tricky Dick reference and the greatest band ever releases their first of four straight masterpieces. Hockey rocked in the '70s, and the drunk uncles had the haircuts to prove it. 

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Josh Walker joins me for the 27th installment of That Seventies Card Show. Josh is a 19 year-old college student who's collection is deeply vintage, a rarity for his generation.  John Walker collects vintage.  Josh  is light years ahead of me when I was 19, when having a 1962 Jimmy Piersall was big deal.

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What does Leo Durocher have to do with the '70s? I guess you'll just have to watch to find out. This irascible lil scrapper had a career that spanned six decades and had a front row seat to several lifetimes worth of eventful moments. 

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I've owed a return visit by Ray Fonio since the moment I turned the light on in the dark room and ruined his first visit. Ray is the keeper of the flame for the Baseball Card Hall of Fame, an homage to the hobby we love. We talk cards, vinyl, and men wearing makeup in high heels. Please visit Ray on YouTube @ RayFromPhilly.

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Excited by the overwhelming mediocrity of the 1979 Topps baseball set, U put the cart before the horse and review the set before spitting the Dad facts. 

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Neil Young suggested in the late '70s that it's better to burn out than to fade away. A baseball man don't need him around, anyhow. We all would've loved to have seen more for the young men highlighted in this podcast.

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@YouTube Sets are back! 1972-73 Topps Basketball NBA/ABA BOGO chock filled with NBA greats and fashion faux pas. Special shout out to
@CardsStory for this week's big sale.

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Part Yinzer, part Cowboy. I try to fill in some of the blanks of our very own legend, Dr. Jim. Still passionate about cards and still passionate about Roberto Clemente. Busy weekend coming up so using that as an excuse for early release. Truth is I just couldn't wait until the weekend.

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I had the pleasure of sitting down in the early morning hours with Mike Sommer of Wax Pack Hero.  Mike may be the only person claiming to have Thad Bosley as his coffin card. Strange coincidence that this episode is being released on Thad's 65th birthday?


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We look at the top five base set Topps cards from each year of the 1970's. We drop the ball on the death of Roberto Clemente while reviewing his final career encapsulating card.  I reflect on 9/11 and how we  need to join hands once again (not in a drunk uncle kind of way). 

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