1972 Topps 1972 Topps Baseball Complete Set - 6.5 (EX/MT+)

This 1972 Topps complete set consists of 787 cards, making it the largest Topps set ever made, up to that point in time. The front of each card features a player photo within a colorful frame. The player's team name is across the top in 3D lettering. The reverse provides the player's biographical and statistical information.

There are many great sub-series found within the 1972 Topps baseball card set including: League Leaders (85-96), Playoffs cards (221-222), World Series (223-230), Boyhood Photos (341-348 & 491-498), Awards and Trophy's cards (621-626), and Traded cards (751-757). "In Action" cards are also found throughout the set. The important rookie cards found in the 1972 Topps set include: Carlton Fisk and Ron Cey. 

This 1972 Topps set is loaded with hall of famers including: Yaz, Mays, Killebrew, Fisk, Perez, F. Robinson, Gibson, Morgan, Cepeda, Brock, Clemente, Fingers, Palmer, McCovey, Perry, Aaron, Aparicio, Hunter, Jenkins, Carlton, Bench, Jackson, B. Williams, Seaver, Stargell, Williams MG, B. Robinson, Rose, Marichal, Ryan, Kaline, Niekro, Carew, Carlton, Morgan, and Mazeroski.

Purchased separately the cards in this set have a break-up value of $6,552.90.

The High Dollar Cards in this set include:

• 1972 Topps #699 Bobby Murcer: 8 - NM/MT
• 1972 Topps #700 In Action - Bobby Murcer: 8 - NM/MT
• 1972 Topps #595 Nolan Ryan: 6 - EX/MT
• 1972 Topps #79 Red Sox Rookie Stars - Carlton Fisk / Cecil Cooper / Mike Garman: 7 - NM
• 1972 Topps #760 Bill Mazeroski: 7 - NM
• 1972 Topps #559 Pete Rose: 6 - EX/MT
• 1972 Topps #309 Roberto Clemente: 6 - EX/MT
• 1972 Topps #695 Rod Carew: 7 - NM
• 1972 Topps #433 Johnny Bench: 6.5 - EX/MT+
• 1972 Topps #49 Willie Mays: 7 - NM
• 1972 Topps #299 Hank Aaron: 6 - EX/MT
• 1972 Topps #686 Steve Garvey: 6 - EX/MT

Below is the set breakdown by grade:

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