1973 Topps Baltimore Orioles Team Set 3.5 - VG+ 7168029

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1973 Topps Baltimore Orioles Team Set 3.5 - VG+ 7168029. The cards not included are expensive multi-team rookie cards, that were left out of the team set to keep the cost down. Average Grade - Weighted by Value 3.36 - VG+. Average Grade - Unweighted 3.28 - VG+. This set contains the following cards 1973 Topps #9 Johnny Oates 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #34 Pat Dobson 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #56 Merv Rettenmund 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #90 Brooks Robinson 3 - VG Front Back 1973 Topps #109 Doyle Alexander 3 - VG Front Back 1973 Topps #136 PAR - Earl Weaver / George Bamberger / Jim Frey / Billy Hunter / George Staller Orioles Leaders 3 - VG Front Back 1973 Topps #160 Jim Palmer 3 - VG Front Back 1973 Topps #183 Don Buford 3 - VG Front Back 1973 Topps #229 Roric Harrison 3 - VG Front Back 1973 Topps #253 Mark Belanger 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #278 Orioles Team 1 - POOR Front Back 1973 Topps #302 Terry Crowley 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #325 Boog Powell 6 - EX/MT Front Back 1973 Topps #341 - Jim Palmer Boyhood Photo 1.5 - FAIR Front Back 1973 Topps #362 Eddie Watt 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #384 Don Baylor 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #396 Grant Jackson 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #418 Bobby Grich 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #470 Mike Cuellar 2 - GOOD Front Back 1973 Topps #504 xGAP Earl Williams 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #528 Paul Blair 4 - VG/EX Front Back 1973 Topps #553 Mickey Scott 2 - GOOD Front Back 1973 Topps #600 Dave McNally 3 - VG Front Back 1973 Topps #618 Andy Etchebarren 3 - VG Front Back 1973 Topps #631 Tom Matchick 1.5 - FAIR Front Back 1973 Topps Baltimore Orioles Team Set has all of the standard cards. The cards not included are expensive multi-team rookie cards, that were left out of the team set to keep the cost down. The 1973 Topps was the first set to feature all of multi-player rookie cards by position, instead of by their respective teams. To make a bad idea even worse, Topps waited until 7th Series to issue this cards, making them expensive, as well as undesired. As a result, the 1973 Topps multi-player rookie cards are not considered part of 1973 Topps Team Sets. We feel that they do not offer enough value to team sets to offset the additional expense. If you dis-agree, the 1973 multi-team rookie cards can be purchased individually on our site. Set breakdown by grade: Number of Cards in Set 25 Average Grade - Weighted by Value 3.36 - VG+ Average Grade - Unweighted 3.28 - VG+ Grade Breakdown 6 - EX/MT 1 4 - VG/EX 11 3 - VG 8 2 - GOOD 2 1.5 - FAIR 2 1 - POOR 1 The following cards are omitted from this set: #601 Rookie Catchers - George Pena / Sergio Robles / Rick Stelmaszek, #604 Rookie Pitchers - Jesse Jefferson / Dennis O'Toole / Bob Strampe, #605 Rookie First Baseman - Pat Bourque / Enos Cabell / Gonzalo Marquez, #611 Rookie Outfielders - Richie Zisk / Rich Coggins / Jim Wohlford, #612 Rookie Pitchers - Steve Lawson / Bob Reynolds / Brent Strom and #614 Rookie Outfielders - Dwight Evans / Al Bumbry / Charlie Spikes Dean's Cards offers a 100% Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee on all purchases. 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