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Since only allows up to 250 cards to be included in one listing, we have had to spread our 1972-73 cards over several listings. Here are the links to each listing:#2 - 48 1972-73 Topps Basketball Singles #2-#48 U Pick 20% off 5+ cards | #49-97 1972-73 Topps Basketball Singles #49-97 U Pick 20% off 5+ | #98-150 1972-73 Topps Basketball Singles #98-150 U Pick 20% off 5+ | #151-2131972-73 Topps Basketball Singles #151-213 U Pick 20% off 5+ | #214-2641972-73 Topps Basketball Singles #214 - 264 U Pick 20% off 5+ |
We operated a sports card store back in the 1990\'s and are now beginning to put the cards from the 1970\'s on for sale. This will take some time as there are several thousand cards including multiples. Card grading can be somewhat subjective so examine the cards closely - feel free to message us for any additional information.
This listing is for common cards and semi stars; we have listed the key cards for the set separately.Discount: If you are considering buying more than one card our 20% discount applies to any card purchases from our 1972-73 U-Pick listings. You do not need to purchase 5 or more cards from just one listing. Also, the shipping for additional cards drops to $.25 per card after the first card.Note - For our international customers, the USPS International letter rate offered is for a business envelope with an international stamp - there is no tracking or insurance. If you want tracking and insurance, select the international shipping service
.The 1972-73 Topps set of 264 standard size cards contains NBA players (1-176) and ABA players (177-264). Cards were issued in 10-card packs with 24 packs per box. All-Star selections are depicted for the NBA on cards 161-170 and for the ABA on cards 249-258. Subsets include NBA Playoffs (154-159), NBA Statistical Leaders (171-176), ABA Playoffs (241-247) and ABA Statistical Leaders (259-264). The key Rookie Card is Julius Erving. Other Rookie Cards include Artis Gilmore and Phil Jackson.[C
