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The 1967 Topps set went big and clean with a huge photo and a thin white border and a lot of collectors call it the best card design ever made. There are 609 cards and the seventh series from 534 to 609 is famous for being brutal to finish. That last stretch hides the Tom Seaver rookie at 581 and the Rod Carew rookie at 569 plus a Brooks Robinson high number at 600. Mickey Mantle sits at 150 and Willie Mays at 200 with Hank Aaron at 250 and Roberto Clemente at 400. Grab the commons early because those high numbers only get harder to find.
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