1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lot

This 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lot includes the majority of the 263 cards that make up a complete set, for a fraction of its price.  Please see below for a complete list of cards and their front and back scans.  

The 1971 Topps football cards measure 2 x 3 inches in size.  The colorful borders are make for a very attractive set, but tend to show the least little damage, making the cards very condition sensitive.  Many of the 1971 Topps football cards also have centering issues, making the cards in pristine condition, very hard to find and expensive to purchase.  

The AFC players on the 1971 Topps football cards have red borders, while the NFC players are bordered in blue.  There are also cards of players designated as All-Stars, which are blue on the top half of the card and red on the bottom half. 

Packed with stars, both the older players from the 1960s and the future stars of the 1970s, a complete 1971 Topps Football Card Set contains cards of over 50 Hall-of-Fame players.  While a 1971 Near Complete Set / Lot will not have all of the stars, there will certainly be quite few Hall-of Famers.

The many stars and the sharp look of the 1971 Topps football cards, make the set very popular with collectors.  The 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lots have the distinction of being very affordable in mid-grades, for the collector on a budget.

This almost complete set contains 141 cards out of the possible 263 cards. This is not a complete set.

Set breakdown by grade:

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This 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lot includes the majority of the 263 cards that make up a complete set, for a fraction of its price.  Please see below for a complete list of cards and their front and back scans.  

The 1971 Topps football cards measure 2 x 3 inches in size.  The colorful borders are make for a very attractive set, but tend to show the least little damage, making the cards very condition sensitive.  Many of the 1971 Topps football cards also have centering issues, making the cards in pristine condition, very hard to find and expensive to purchase.  

The AFC players on the 1971 Topps football cards have red borders, while the NFC players are bordered in blue.  There are also cards of players designated as All-Stars, which are blue on the top half of the card and red on the bottom half. 

Packed with stars, both the older players from the 1960s and the future stars of the 1970s, a complete 1971 Topps Football Card Set contains cards of over 50 Hall-of-Fame players.  While a 1971 Near Complete Set / Lot will not have all of the stars, there will certainly be quite few Hall-of Famers.

The many stars and the sharp look of the 1971 Topps football cards, make the set very popular with collectors.  The 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lots have the distinction of being very affordable in mid-grades, for the collector on a budget.

This almost complete set contains 238 cards out of the possible 263 cards. This is not a complete set.

Set breakdown by grade:

Dean's Cards offers a 100% Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee on all purchases. Just contact us within 10 days of the purchase date and we will refund your money or, when possible, replace the cards.

This 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lot includes the majority of the 263 cards that make up a complete set, for a fraction of its price.  Please see below for a complete list of cards and their front and back scans.  

The 1971 Topps football cards measure 2 x 3 inches in size.  The colorful borders are make for a very attractive set, but tend to show the least little damage, making the cards very condition sensitive.  Many of the 1971 Topps football cards also have centering issues, making the cards in pristine condition, very hard to find and expensive to purchase.  

The AFC players on the 1971 Topps football cards have red borders, while the NFC players are bordered in blue.  There are also cards of players designated as All-Stars, which are blue on the top half of the card and red on the bottom half. 

Packed with stars, both the older players from the 1960s and the future stars of the 1970s, a complete 1971 Topps Football Card Set contains cards of over 50 Hall-of-Fame players.  While a 1971 Near Complete Set / Lot will not have all of the stars, there will certainly be quite few Hall-of Famers.

The many stars and the sharp look of the 1971 Topps football cards, make the set very popular with collectors.  The 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lots have the distinction of being very affordable in mid-grades, for the collector on a budget.

This almost complete set contains 257 cards out of the possible 263 cards. This is not a complete set.

This set does not include the following cards: #144 Bob Lilly, #150 Gale Sayers, #156 Terry Bradshaw, #225 Dave Osborn, #245 Joe Greene, #250 Joe Namath

Set breakdown by grade:

Dean's Cards offers a 100% Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee on all purchases. Just contact us within 10 days of the purchase date and we will refund your money or, when possible, replace the cards.

This 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lot includes the majority of the 263 cards that make up a complete set, for a fraction of its price.  Please see below for a complete list of cards and their front and back scans.  

The 1971 Topps football cards measure 2 x 3 inches in size.  The colorful borders are make for a very attractive set, but tend to show the least little damage, making the cards very condition sensitive.  Many of the 1971 Topps football cards also have centering issues, making the cards in pristine condition, very hard to find and expensive to purchase.  

The AFC players on the 1971 Topps football cards have red borders, while the NFC players are bordered in blue.  There are also cards of players designated as All-Stars, which are blue on the top half of the card and red on the bottom half. 

Packed with stars, both the older players from the 1960s and the future stars of the 1970s, a complete 1971 Topps Football Card Set contains cards of over 50 Hall-of-Fame players.  While a 1971 Near Complete Set / Lot will not have all of the stars, there will certainly be quite few Hall-of Famers.

The many stars and the sharp look of the 1971 Topps football cards, make the set very popular with collectors.  The 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lots have the distinction of being very affordable in mid-grades, for the collector on a budget.

This almost complete set contains 251 cards out of the possible 263 cards. This is not a complete set.

This set does not include the following cards: #25 Dick Butkus, #133 Ray Nitschke, #144 Bob Lilly, #150 Gale Sayers, #156 Terry Bradshaw, #179 Mike Battle, #181 Les Josephson, #200 Bart Starr, #225 Dave Osborn, #245 Joe Greene, #250 Joe Namath, #260 O.J. Simpson

Set breakdown by grade:

Dean's Cards offers a 100% Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee on all purchases. Just contact us within 10 days of the purchase date and we will refund your money or, when possible, replace the cards.

This 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lot includes the majority of the 263 cards that make up a complete set, for a fraction of its price.  Please see below for a complete list of cards and their front and back scans.  

The 1971 Topps football cards measure 2 x 3 inches in size.  The colorful borders are make for a very attractive set, but tend to show the least little damage, making the cards very condition sensitive.  Many of the 1971 Topps football cards also have centering issues, making the cards in pristine condition, very hard to find and expensive to purchase.  

The AFC players on the 1971 Topps football cards have red borders, while the NFC players are bordered in blue.  There are also cards of players designated as All-Stars, which are blue on the top half of the card and red on the bottom half. 

Packed with stars, both the older players from the 1960s and the future stars of the 1970s, a complete 1971 Topps Football Card Set contains cards of over 50 Hall-of-Fame players.  While a 1971 Near Complete Set / Lot will not have all of the stars, there will certainly be quite few Hall-of Famers.

The many stars and the sharp look of the 1971 Topps football cards, make the set very popular with collectors.  The 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lots have the distinction of being very affordable in mid-grades, for the collector on a budget.

This almost complete set contains 247 cards out of the possible 263 cards. This is not a complete set.

This set does not include the following cards: #25 Dick Butkus, #133 Ray Nitschke, #144 Bob Lilly, #150 Gale Sayers, #156 Terry Bradshaw, #179 Mike Battle, #181 Les Josephson, #187 Austin Denney, #200 Bart Starr, #211 Jake Scott, #225 Dave Osborn, #245 Joe Greene, #249 Milt Morin, #250 Joe Namath, #254 Robert Holmes, #260 O.J. Simpson

Set breakdown by grade:

Dean's Cards offers a 100% Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee on all purchases. Just contact us within 10 days of the purchase date and we will refund your money or, when possible, replace the cards.

This 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lot includes the majority of the 263 cards that make up a complete set, for a fraction of its price.  Please see below for a complete list of cards and their front and back scans.  

The 1971 Topps football cards measure 2 x 3 inches in size.  The colorful borders are make for a very attractive set, but tend to show the least little damage, making the cards very condition sensitive.  Many of the 1971 Topps football cards also have centering issues, making the cards in pristine condition, very hard to find and expensive to purchase.  

The AFC players on the 1971 Topps football cards have red borders, while the NFC players are bordered in blue.  There are also cards of players designated as All-Stars, which are blue on the top half of the card and red on the bottom half. 

Packed with stars, both the older players from the 1960s and the future stars of the 1970s, a complete 1971 Topps Football Card Set contains cards of over 50 Hall-of-Fame players.  While a 1971 Near Complete Set / Lot will not have all of the stars, there will certainly be quite few Hall-of Famers.

The many stars and the sharp look of the 1971 Topps football cards, make the set very popular with collectors.  The 1971 Topps Football Near Complete Set / Lots have the distinction of being very affordable in mid-grades, for the collector on a budget.

This almost complete set contains 192 cards out of the possible 263 cards. This is not a complete set.

Set breakdown by grade:

Dean's Cards offers a 100% Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee on all purchases. Just contact us within 10 days of the purchase date and we will refund your money or, when possible, replace the cards.