1962 Topps Milwaukee Braves Team Set - 3 (VG)

The following cards are omitted from this set: #141 Twilight Years - Babe Ruth NRM, #597 Rookie Parade - Infielders - Denis Menke / Amado Samuel / Rod Kanehl / Jim McKnight , #141 Twilight Years - Babe Ruth GRN and #594 Rookie Parade - Catchers - Bob Uecker / Doc Edwards / Ken Retzer / Don Pavletich / Doug Camilli

The High Dollar Cards in this set include:

• 1962 Topps #320 Hank Aaron : 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #218 Joe Torre : 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #394 - Hank Aaron All-Star: 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #100 Warren Spahn : 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #30 Eddie Mathews : 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #541 Don Nottebart : 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #588 Birdie Tebbetts : 4 - VG/EX
• 1962 Topps #582 Ron Piche : 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #351 - Joe Torre / Del Crandall Braves' Backstops: 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #312 - Warren Spahn Shows No-Hit Form: 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #380 Lew Burdette : 3 - VG
• 1962 Topps #393 - Roy McMillan All-Star: 4 - VG/EX

Below is the set breakdown by grade:

Number of Cards in Set			32
Average Grade - Weighted by Value			3.10 - VG
Average Grade - Unweighted			3.19 - VG
Grade Breakdown
	5 - EX		1
	4 - VG/EX		5
	3 - VG		25
	2 - GOOD		1

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This 1962 Topps Milwaukee Braves Team Set contains the 1962 Topps Braves baseball cards and makes a great gift for any Braves fan.  With an inventory of over 20,000 team sets, Dean's Cards has Team Sets & Near Team Sets for just about every team, in multiple conditions, for all sports, for most major sets issued between 1909 and 1979.

The 1962 Topps High Numbered Cards, begin with card #523 and contain some very expensive short-printed cards, whom quite often players that no one has ever heard of. The cards in the 1962 Topps Rookie Parade subset, which includes cards #591 to #598, are NOT included in standard team sets. The Rookie Parade cards each have five players, from multiple teams and can be purchased separately. These cards are very expensive and not considered part of a standard 1962 Topps Team Set.

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