The 1967 Topps set is legendary—loaded with stars, rookies, and quirky errors that make chasing a master set both frustrating and thrilling.
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Rod Carew’s rookie card is iconic, and his 1982 Topps and Fleer cards share the same photo—a quirky first in the hobby.
Manufacturers make mistakes; it happens. But in the sports card hobby, when those mistakes get corrected, and both variants end up in collectors’ hands, there’s…
Ever wonder how Maury Wills’ rookie card ended up in Fleer’s 1963 set instead of Topps? Daniel Stone explained the history in a great interview…
The 1967 Topps Stand-Ups are one of the scarcest Topps test issues, though Topps likely intended them as a 1968 release. Anyway, I ran across…
Legit, who knows?! But Masto offered this 1967 Topps Baseball 3rd-Series 24-Count Wax Box for sale in August 2003 with a minimum bid of $1500.…