1966 Topps Baseball 18 Card Lot

Description: Build your set or collection with these 18 1966 Topps cards. These cards are EX to EXMT based on my grading guidelines below. Don't take my word for it. These photos show are the actual cards you will receive. Please use the photos to determine the condition of the cards. Grading Sometimes I estimate a grade for an item. This grade should be taken only as a rough guideline. Please base your purchasing decisions on your review of the photos and not the grade I assign. In the case I do assign a grade, I use the following guidelines: Mint – I’ll probably never call an ungraded card mint.Near Mint – A truly outstanding example. 60/40 centering or better. Near-perfect corners. No other flaws.Excellent MT – Corners can have minor to moderate wear. No significant surface, edge or printing issues. No other major problems on the card.Excellent – A decent mid-grade card. Centering 90/10 or better. Corners can have moderate wear but are not rounded. No creasing or other major flaws are present.VG/EX – Borders on mid and lower grade. Corners show wear and may have slight rounding. No major creases, writing, pinholes or serious damage. This card can be way off center, but not miscut.Very Good – A good solid card that is lower grade. This card maintains good eye appeal but may have some creasing. The card could be miscut of other flaws are not present.Good – This is a low-grade card. The card has significant flaws that hurt the appeal. It may have writing, pin holes, severe creasing, etc. The whole card is intact, but that’s about all it has going for it.Fair – This is a completely beat card that could serve as a fillerPoor – Can have anything and everything described above. Entire card is not intact. Shipping For single cards and small lots over $20, I ship a first class package, typically within one business day of your purchase. Single cards are shipped in a top loader or card saver and placed between two slabs of cardboard. They will generally come in a manila catalog envelope. Small lots (less than 10 cards) over $20 will typically be shipped with the top card in a top loader and the rest of the cards behind it, secured in a plastic bag. This bundle is then secured between two slabs of cardboard and placed in a manila catalog envelope. Medium-sized and larger lots over $20 may be shipped several ways depending on their size. Medium sized lots will often be bagged and placed in small stacks between two slabs of cardboard. These will typically arrive in a manila catalog envelope. Larger lots may arrive as a first-class package in a box or in a priority flat rate padded envelope. Either way these will be secured snugly in a cardboard box for the ride. Single cards and lots under $20 that qualify will arrive in the ebay standard envelope. Single cards will be placed in a top loader and wrapped in a sheet of paper. Your card will arrive in a plain white envelope. Qualifying lots are bagged in small stacks and placed between two pieces of box board. These cards will arrive in a plain white envelope or manila catalog envelope. The ebay standard envelope provides tracking. I strive to make your cards easy to remove from the packaging, but also secure for shipping. I have shipped thousands of packages securely using these packaging methods for more than 20 years. You may note that I use the words “usually” and “typically” throughout. Due to the unique nature of the lots and products, there may be times where I have to deviate slightly from the box or envelope used to accommodate the purchase. Check out my other great 1966 Lots and Singles About 1966 Topps <>Topps was back in 1966 with another 598 card set. This set offers a simple and attractive design that keeps the focus on photography. More often than not, Topps best offerings have taken this approach. The front of the 1966 Topps Baseball cards features the team name in a diagonal stripe along the upper left corner. The player's name and position are highlighted in a bar at the bottom. The rarer high number series spans numbers 523-598 (not included in this lot). As is typical of the era, these cards are scarcer and more difficult to find in top condition. As a result, they carry a premium over the other cards. The key rookies in this set are Jim Palmer, Don Sutton, and Fergie Jenkins. Apparently, it was a good year for pitchers. As I seem to note in every set of the era, printing problems and centering are a major issue for the set. Topps also has a habit of putting a really key card at the ends of the set, increasing the challenge of finding them in top condition. In this case, Willie Mays leads off the set. Overall, this is another great 1960 offerings from Topps, continuing what may have been the strongest stretch of sets in their history. Check out my other great 1966 Lots and Singles 1530

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Location: Rutland, Vermont

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