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1973 Topps Oakland Athletics Team Set - 5 (EX)
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The following cards are omitted from this set: #605 Rookie First Baseman - Pat Bourque / Enos Cabell / Gonzalo Marquez
The High Dollar Cards in this set include:
- 1973 Topps #545 Orlando Cepeda : 7 - NM
- 1973 Topps #255 Reggie Jackson : 3 - VG
- 1973 Topps #563 Larry Haney : 4 - VG/EX
- 1973 Topps #382 Mike Hegan : 3 - VG
- 1973 Topps #652 Ted Kubiak : 4 - VG/EX
- 1973 Topps #315 Blue Moon Odom : 4 - VG/EX
- 1973 Topps #524 Gene Tenace : 3 - VG
- 1973 Topps #500 A's Team: 3 - VG
- 1973 Topps #587 Rich McKinney : 3 - VG
- 1973 Topps #430 Vida Blue : 3 - VG
- 1973 Topps #207 - Blue Moon Odom / Johnny Bench 1972 World Series - Game #5 - Odom Out at Plate: 5 - EX
- 1973 Topps #344 - Catfish Hunter Boyhood Photo: 5 - EX
Below is the set breakdown by grade:
| Number of Cards in Set | 39 | ||
| Average Grade - Weighted by Value | 4.78 - EX | ||
| Average Grade - Unweighted | 4.21 - VG/EX | ||
| Grade Breakdown | |||
| 7 - NM | 1 | ||
| 6 - EX/MT | 1 | ||
| 5 - EX | 18 | ||
| 4 - VG/EX | 4 | ||
| 3 - VG | 15 | ||
| Price If Purchased Separately | $71.80 | ||
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This 1973 Topps Oakland A's Team Set has all of the standard cards, plus the Playoff and World Series cards of the 1972 season and contains five future Hall-of-Famers. The 1973 Swingin A's cruised to their 2nd of 3 consecutive world championships, but made the season and the playoff very exciting in the process. The 1973 Oakland A's won 93 games during the regular season, and took the maximum number of games to beat the Orioles in the ALCS and the New York Mets in the World Series. Catfish Hunter, Vida Blue and Ken Holtzman each won 20 games and Reggie Jackson was the MVP.
