1962 Topps Chicago White Sox Near Team Set 4 - VG/EX

VERY GOOD/EXCELLENT
Item #7389986
 $81.00  $76.95

This 1962 Topps Chicago White Sox Near Team Set contains the majority of the 1962 Topps White Sox baseball cards and makes a great gift for any White Sox fan. The 1962 White Sox finished 5th in the AL with an 85-77 record.

Dean's Cards builds our Near Team Sets using the majority of the 1962 White Sox cards and avoiding some of the more expensive cards found in the standard 1962 Topps Chicago White Sox Team Set. This gives collectors much more value on a per-card-basis and allows the collector to complete the set, from our inventory of over a million cards, as his budget allows. For the exact cards contained in this set, as well as their front and back scans, please see the description below. With an inventory of over 20,000 team sets online, Dean's Cards has a huge selection of Chicago White Sox Team Sets.

This near team set contains 18 cards out of the possible 29 cards. This is not a complete set.

This set does not include the following cards: #283 Charlie Smith, #426 Bob Farley, #454 Floyd Robinson, #479 Joel Horlen, #514 Sherm Lollar, #528 Turk Lown, #540 Jim Landis, #555 John Buzhardt, #576 Russ Kemmerer, #586 Sammy Esposito, #595 Rookie Parade - Infielders - Ed Charles / Bob Sadowski / Felix Torres / Marlan Coughtry

Set breakdown by grade:

Number of Cards in Set 18
Average Grade - Weighted by Value 4.05 - VG/EX
Average Grade - Unweighted 3.47 - VG+
Grade Breakdown
6 - EX/MT 1
5 - EX 1
4 - VG/EX 8
3.5 - VG+ 1
3 - VG 3
2 - GOOD 3
1 - POOR 1
Price If Purchased Separately $95.20

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This near team set contains 18 cards out of the possible 29 cards. This is not a complete set.

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