Topps 1972 giá trị hoàn chỉnh năm 2022
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When I stop and think about the 1972 Topps football card set, a few things always instantly come to mind:
This set would mark the last time Topps printed a football card set in multiple series, adding a nice bit of hobby trivia to the mix. For all these reasons, this is easily one of my personal favorite vintage football sets. And in this guide, I'll run through the 13 most valuable. Let's jump right in! More... Ross Uitts - Owner Are you selling sports cards that were produced from 1868 - 1975? If so, then please fill out the form below and I'll be in touch right away. Or, feel free to call/text me at 305-684-6680! 1972 Topps #200 Roger Staubach Rookie CardEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $10,500 For most of the 1971 season, the future NFL Hall of Famer battled neck-and-neck with Craig Morton for the Dallas Cowboys’ starting quarterback job. Staubach eventually beat out Morton for the job, ultimately leading the Cowboys to victory over the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl VI. Entrenched as the team’s starter heading into 1972, Staubach suffered a separated right shoulder that derailed things in the team’s third preseason game. By the time he was ready to return, the Cowboys were 7-2 with Morton as the starter so Staubach found himself back on the bench. He never complained, though, and waited for the team to call on him. And they did. In the NFC Divisional round of the 1972 playoffs, coach Tom Landry brought Staubach in to replace Morton with the team down 15 in the fourth quarter to the San Francisco 49ers. Staubach was electric, completing 12 of 20 pass attempts for 174 yards and two touchdowns, the biggest of those scores being a game-winning connection with Ron Sellers with 52 seconds remaining. The Cowboys won 30-28. They were ousted in the next round by a stacked Washington Redskins squad, but Staubach’s “Captain Comeback” performance against the 49ers locked him into the Cowboys’ starting role for seven legendary seasons to come. Staubach's rookie card is one of the most iconic football cards in the entire hobby. 1972 Topps #150 Terry BradshawEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $1,300 It’s hard to believe that the Pittsburgh Steelers faced a decade-long postseason drought heading into the 1972 NFL season. However, that was the case when Bradshaw suited up as the team’s Bradshaw was erratic and underwhelmed during the regular season, completing just 147 of 308 passes (a dismal 47.7% completion percentage) for 1,887 yards, 12 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions. However, the team’s rushing attack and developing “Steel Curtain” defense led the team to an 11-3 record and its first AFC Central title. Bradshaw would have his moment in the AFC Divisional round, completing the “Immaculate Reception” to Franco Harris to shock the Oakland Raiders, 13-7. However, the Steelers were unable to get past the undefeated Miami Dolphins in the AFC Championship game. Still, Bradshaw’s fabled connection with Harris was the lingering memory from an up-and-down, yet promising season. 1972 Topps #291 Steve Spurrier Rookie CardEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $700 After being drafted third by the San Francisco 49ers in the 1967 NFL/AFL Draft, the 1966 Heisman Trophy winner Steve Spurrier spent nine underwhelming seasons there before playing his tenth and final season in Tampa Bay. However, he'd spend much of his time with the 49ers as the punter and backup to quarterback John Brodie. In fact, in four separate seasons, Spurrier attempted no more than four passes. Spurrier finally got a chance to shine during the 1972 season when Brodie missed extended time due to injury, going 6-2 with 18 touchdown passes, but eventually found himself at backup again. Traded to the expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers before the 1976 season, Spurrier worked himself into the starting quarterback role but unfortunately had to endure an 0-14 record, the first winless season in NFL history. Although his professional football career may never have panned out the way he would've liked, Spurrier went on to find a tremendous amount of success in college football. The winningest coach in the history of both the University of Florida and the University of South Carolina, "Head Ball Coach" is considered one of the best college coaches of all time. 1972 Topps #230 Joe GreeneEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $675 By 1972, the Pittsburgh Steelers defensive line was beginning to solidify itself as the "Steel Curtain" as rookie defensive tackle Ernie Holmes joined Dwight White, L.C. Greenwood, and "Mean" Joe Greene in the trenches. But, it was clearly Greene who terrorized opposing offensive lines the most throughout the season, tallying 11 sacks and 42 solo tackles, making him the top choice for the AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year. Greene's leadership of the Steelers defense that year helped lead Pittsburgh to its first playoff appearance of the 1970s, a decade they would dominate with four Super Bowl championships along the way. Many consider Greene to be the best all-around player of the 1970s and his four Super Bowl rings, ten Pro Bowls, eight All-Pro selections, and two Defensive Player of the Year Awards place him high on the list of the greatest defenders of all time. 1972 Topps #316 Rayfield Wright Rookie CardEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $650 In 1972, there's no doubt that the right tackle position was the most critical position for any team's offensive line. Right tackles had to balance effective run blocking while functioning as the team's go-to guy against the opposing team's top pass rusher. So, since many considered Dallas Cowboys' right tackle Rayfield Wright as arguably the best right tackle in the NFL in 1972, it comes with added weight. Wright earned his second of three-straight first-team All-Pro selections and second of six consecutive Pro Bowl appearances in 1972, wrecking opposing pass rushers and run stoppers with controlled abandon. With Wright anchoring their offensive line, the Cowboys finished in the top ten in rushing, passing, and total offense en route to an NFC Championship game appearance. 1972 Topps #351 Ken Willard All-ProEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $600 The 1972 NFL season marked the beginning of the end of the four-time Pro Bowler's career, as Willard went from being the 49ers feature back to a member of a three-back committee with Vic Washington Larry Schreiber. During the team's surge to the 1971 NFC West title, Willard shouldered the majority of the team's rushing load, as he had for six seasons before that. However, he fumbled a career-high eight times and looked out of gas at points. In 1972, the 49ers repeated as NFC West champions, but Willard's role was reduced to 100 carries for 345 yards and four touchdowns. After an even more reduced role in 1973, he'd be out of the league after a one-year stint with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1974. Willard was an exceptional back throughout his career, but there are arguably much better backs whose cards you won't find on this list, like O.J. Simpson, Gale Sayers, and Larry Csonka, to name a few. So why is Willard's card so expensive? Because it was the last card in the set checklist, kids who usually organized stacks of cards in numerical order had this one at the bottom where it was far more susceptible to damage. Therefore, finding them in high grade (there are only fourteen PSA 9 examples of this card as of this writing) can be challenging and pricey. Notice the players' helmets on this card: without the rights to use team logos, you gotta love the airbrush job Topps did. 1972 Topps #13 John Riggins Rookie CardEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $450 Selected sixth overall by the New York Jets in the 1971 NFL Draft, the former All American Kansas Jayhawks running back became an immediate star. In his rookie campaign with the Jets in 1971, Riggins became the first player in franchise history to lead the team in both receiving yards and rushing yards. He followed his fantastic rookie year with an even better showing in 1972. Riggins helped the Jets set a franchise record with 333 rushing yards in a 41-13 annihilation of the New England Patriots on October 15, 1972. He (168 yards) and teammate Emerson Boozer (150 yards) became the first running back tandem in team history to reach at least 150 rushing yards apiece in a single game. Riggins’ season ended early due to a knee injury. Despite missing the team’s last two games, he came up just four yards shy of Matt Snell’s franchise rushing record with 944 yards on the season. He ended his brilliant sophomore campaign with seven rushing TDs and caught 21 balls for 230 yards and a score. 1972 Topps #93 Ted Hendricks Rookie CardEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $425 The towering 6-foot-7 Baltimore Colts outside linebacker entered the 1972 NFL season on the heels of his first All-Pro selection in 1971. While he didn’t repeat with first-team honors in 1972, there’s an argument to be made that he should have. The Colts may have underwhelmed en route to a 5-9 record, but Hendricks was a wrecking ball, recording a career-high 99 tackles while adding six sacks, seven pass deflections, two interceptions, and two blocked field goals. It was arguably Hendricks’ most prolific season in terms of sheer numbers, but the team’s poor showing and a stacked league talent pool meant he’d have to settle for a second-team All-Pro selection. 1972 Topps #100 Joe NamathEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $400 The final Pro Bowl season of Broadway Joe’s storied NFL career, 1972 was a mixed bag for the New York Jets’ future Hall of Famer. While the Jets finished just 7-7 and missed the playoffs, the veteran starting QB had a fantastic statistical season. Namath led the NFL in passing yards (2,816), touchdown passes (19), yards gained per passing attempt (8.7), yards gained per pass completion (17.4), and passing yards per game (216.6). With Namath at the helm, the Jets finished second in the league in total offense and first in passing offense, making him an easy selection as a second-team All-Pro for his efforts. The defense couldn’t stop anybody and Namath did throw 21 interceptions, but the raw production was still quite impressive. 1972 Topps #343 Joe Namath Pro ActionEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $400 Part of the elusive third series in this set, Namath's Pro Action card features the legendary quarterback lined up under center and ready to take the snap. Any Namath card is highly desirable in top grade but the fact that the third series cards (#264 - 351) in the set are relatively more difficult to find than cards in the other two series gives this card some extra boost in value. 1972 Topps #248 Lance AlworthEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $400 Lance Alworth's professional football career got off to an interesting start after being selected eighth overall by the San Francisco 49ers in the 1962 NFL draft and ninth overall in the 1962 AFL draft by the Oakland Raiders. However, he never played for either team. Instead, he started his Hall of Fame career as a San Diego Charger after the Raiders traded their draft rights to the Chargers as part of a multi-player deal. After a slow debut during the 1962 season in which he played just four games, scoring three touchdowns on ten receptions, Alworth ripped off seven straight AFL All-Star seasons, picking up the 1963 AFL Player of the Year award along the way. Alworth spent the final two years of his career as a Dallas Cowboy where he caught two passes, one for the first touchdown of the game, in the Cowboys' 24-3 Super Bowl VI victory over the Miami Dolphins. 1972 Topps #1 AFC Rushing LeadersEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $375 Much like Ken Willard's card earlier on this list, the "AFC Rushing Leaders" card gets most of its value from its position in the checklist. Again, kids used to organize their cards in stacks, often bound by rubber bands, so finding high grade examples of first or last cards in most vintage sets can be quite difficult. And set builders looking to complete an entire checklist will pay much higher prices as a result. 1972 Topps #186 Gene Upshaw Rookie CardEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $350 Drafted 17th by the Oakland Raiders in the 1967 AFL Draft, “Uptown Gene” had his best season since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger in 1972, earning his first of six-straight NFL Pro Bowl appearances and the second of three consecutive second-team All-Pro selections. The massive 27-year-old left guard was virtually impenetrable and a vital centerpiece of a Raiders offensive attack that finished seventh in the NFL in passing, third in rushing, and third overall in total offense. While the Raiders would fall to the Steelers via the miraculous “Immaculate Reception” in the AFC Divisional round, Upshaw’s work as a dominant run blocker and talented pass protector turned heads around the league. His ascent to NFL Hall of Fame status was just beginning, and 1972 was a catalyst for bigger and better things to come. 1972 Topps #20 Carl EllerEstimated PSA 9 Mint Value: $350 During the late 1960s and well into the 1970s, Hall of Fame defensive end Carl Eller lined up alongside Alan Page, Jim Marshall and Gary Larsen to form one of the most feared defensive lines in pro football history, the infamous "Purple People Eaters." Known for his incredible power and speed off the ball, what made Eller particularly terrifying to opposing teams was the fact he rarely missed a game, sitting out only three times over his sixteen-year career. A six-time Pro Bowler, seven-time All-Pro, and 1971 NFL Defensive Player, Eller helped lead the Vikings to the playoffs seemingly every year. He'd pick up an NFL Championship in 1969 but disappointingly lost out on a Super Bowl ring after four tries in Super Bowls IV, VIII, IX, XI. The Vikings haven't appeared in a Super Bowl since. Nicknamed "Moose," the 6'6" North Carolina native is still the Minnesota Vikings all-time sacks leader with 130 to his credit. 1972 Topps Football Cards In ReviewThere is so much to love about this set in terms of design and content, making it highly desirable among football card collectors. The group of nine different Hall of Fame rookie cards, headlined by Roger Staubach, is the most of any Topps set in the 1970s. Action cards of multiple players add a nice touch of variety. And there are so many stars and Hall of Famers packed within, leaving no shortage of star power. Within the checklist, there were also several different subsets, including:
As you can see, if you're a fan of vintage football cards or a collector of Hall of Famers, there is plenty to keep you interested within this iconic set.
Ross UittsRoss is the founder of Old Sports Cards and has been collecting sports cards for over 30 years. He also loves to write about the hobby and has written for Beckett, Topps, SABR and of course, this website. Need help buying or selling cards or have a general question about the hobby? Contact him at [email protected] Chúng tôi theo dõi 41 cầu thủ vào năm 1972 Thẻ bóng chày Topps bao gồm Hank Aaron, Carl Yastrzemski, Willie Mays, Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Thurman Munson, Willie Stargell, Juan Marichal, Roberto Clemente và Reggie Jackson. Nhà đầu tư thẻ thể thao cũng theo dõi tổng cộng 55 thẻ trong bộ Topps năm 1972. Thẻ xu hướng hàng đầu vào năm 1972, Topps hiện đang là Topps năm 1972 của Vida Blue. 1970 Topps #189 Thurman Munson Thẻ tân binh. .... 1970 Topps #350 Roberto Clemente ..A’s won their first of three straight World Series. Baseball was still the undisputed national pastime, as American as pie, which is appropriate as Don McLean made “American Pie” the top song of 1972. Những năm 1970 là một thập kỷ biến đổi trong lịch sử Hoa Kỳ, và nó mở rộng đến viên kim cương bóng chày. Năm 1972 không khác. Nixon đã đến Trung Quốc.made some of these cards challenging and valuable in top condition. A Lừa đã giành chiến thắng đầu tiên trong số ba World Series liên tiếp của họ. Bóng chày vẫn là trò tiêu khiển quốc gia không thể tranh cãi, với tư cách là người Mỹ như Pie, thích hợp khi Don McLean làm cho American American Pie thành bài hát hàng đầu năm 1972. & NBSP; Topps đã sản xuất một số bộ kinh điển trong những năm 1970 với một số thẻ tân binh tuyệt vời. Một quy trình sản xuất và đảm bảo chất lượng ít hiện đại hơn, cộng với sự tàn phá của thời gian, đã khiến một số thẻ này trở nên thách thức và có giá trị trong điều kiện hàng đầu.1972 Topps set. Trong loạt bài này, chúng tôi sẽ xem xét các thẻ hàng đầu cho mỗi bộ, bao gồm các thẻ tân binh chính và các thẻ có giá trị khác, với thông tin về quần thể PSA của họ và các giá trị gần đây. Hãy đến nhảy trên đường trở lại và sống lại vinh quang là bóng chày Topps thập niên 1970. Hôm nay chúng ta sẽ xem xét bộ Topps năm 1972.Tìm giá mới nhất trên đĩa đơn Topps năm 1972 trên eBaya design that is one of the most divisive ever. Collectors usually either love them or hate them. With the team names at the top of the card in big, bold, ’70s font, the cards are very distinctive and clearly of their era. Thẻ bóng chày Topps 1972 - những điều cơ bản Với 787 thẻ được phát hành trên Six Series, năm 1972, Topps có một thiết kế là một trong những thứ gây chia rẽ nhất từ trước đến nay. Các nhà sưu tập thường yêu họ hoặc ghét chúng. Với tên nhóm ở đầu thẻ trong phông chữ lớn, táo bạo, 70, các thẻ rất đặc biệt và rõ ràng về thời đại của họ.
Tôi thấy anh ấy chỉ chơi một chút trước khi anh ấy qua đời vào đêm giao thừa năm 1972, nhưng thẻ Topps của anh ấy luôn đóng vai trò là một lời nhắc nhở tốt đẹp về những gì anh ấy đã làm.https: //t.co/myayzqepfx- Bruce (Bá tước) Markusen (@markusen_s) ngày 18 tháng 8 năm 2022 Carlton Fisk. Fisk won the AL Rookie of the Year in 1972 on the way to a 24-year career. Thẻ bóng chày Topps 1972 - & NBSP; Thẻ tân binh chínhRon Cey and Ben Oglivie. Being in the short-printed final series and fairly low PSA pop makes this one a bit tougher than you might expect.
Thẻ bóng chày Topps năm 1972 - Các bộ phận quan trọng khác từ danh sách kiểm traTopps năm 1972 đã bước sang tuổi 50 vào năm 2022. Topps Nolan Ryan, Pete Rose và Bench Johnny năm 1972 đại diện cho các bản phát hành sớm khi họ thiết lập thông tin về Hall of Fame. Một Willie Mays già đi đến gần kết thúc sự nghiệp của mình. Topps Hank Aaron năm 1972 nắm bắt được Hammer Hammerin Hank Hank khi anh đang tiếp cận kỷ lục chạy bộ sự nghiệp của Babe Ruth. Thẻ cuối cùng của Roberto Clemente được sản xuất trong suốt cuộc đời của anh ấy (anh ấy xuất hiện sau đó trong bộ Topps năm 1973).Nolan Ryan, Pete Rose, and Johnny Bench represented early releases as they established their Hall of Fame credentials. An aging Willie Mays approaching the end of his career. The 1972 Topps Hank Aaron captures “Hammerin’ Hank” as he is approaching Babe Ruth’s career home run record. The final card of Roberto Clemente that was produced during his lifetime (he appears posthumously in the 1973 Topps set).
PSA 8 = 1,220$ 600-800. It represents a time in the history of Topps cards that was very much of their 70’s monopoly. Centering issues and thin stock, plus 50 years of wear and tear, can make finding high-grade copies a challenge. And that design is arguably the most “of its era” of all time. Từ cuối cùng trên Bóng chày Topps năm 1972 Bộ Topps năm 1972 hiện đã 50 tuổi. Nó đại diện cho một thời gian trong lịch sử của các thẻ Topps rất nhiều trong số 70 độc quyền của họ. Các vấn đề tập trung và cổ phiếu mỏng, cộng với 50 năm hao mòn, có thể khiến việc tìm kiếm các bản sao cao cấp trở thành một thách thức. Và thiết kế đó được cho là nhiều nhất trong thời đại của nó mọi thời đại.
Có bao nhiêu thẻ trong bộ bóng chày Topps năm 1972?Bộ thẻ bóng chày Topps được phát hành vào năm 1972. Bộ này bao gồm 787 thẻ bóng chày và mỗi thẻ từ bộ thẻ bóng chày Topps năm 1972 được liệt kê dưới đây.787 baseball cards and each card from the 1972 Topps baseball card set is listed below.
Số lượng cao trong năm 1972 là gì?Mặc dù không có sự hiếm có, nhưng những người cao cấp của người Hồi giáo (#526-787) khó có được hơn, đặc biệt là các thẻ của Steve Garvey (#686) và Rod Carew (#695), và thẻ#91 và thẻ#162 Cả hai đều tiết lộ lỗi ảnh.(#526-787) are more difficult to obtain, particular the cards of Steve Garvey (#686) and Rod Carew (#695), and card #91 and card #162 both reveal photo errors.
Topps có giá trị nhất là gì?Đây là danh sách các mức giá được biết đến cao nhất được trả cho thẻ thể thao.Giá kỷ lục hiện tại là 12,600 triệu đô la Mỹ được trả cho thẻ bóng chày Mickey Mantle năm 1952 (Topps; #311) vào ngày 28 tháng 8 năm 2022, phá vỡ tất cả các hồ sơ trước đó.1952 Mickey Mantle baseball card (Topps; #311) on August 28, 2022, breaking all previous records.
Thẻ bóng chày Topps nào từ những năm 1970 đáng giá?10 Thẻ bóng chày Topps 1970 có giá trị nhất.. 1970 Topps #464 Johnny Bench All-Star..... 1970 Topps #458 Pete Rose All-Star..... 1970 Topps #712 Nolan Ryan..... 1970 Topps #459 Reggie Jackson All-Star..... 1970 Topps #462 Hank Aaron All-Star..... 1970 Topps #189 Thurman Munson Thẻ tân binh..... 1970 Topps #350 Roberto Clemente .. |
