2016 Historic Autographs Originals 1970s Baseball Checklist and Details

2016 Historic Autographs Originals 1970s Baseball mixes original cards from the decade with cut signatures. The two are combined to create something new. A total of 100 players are featured in the limited edition release, over half of which are Hall of Famers.

The 100 players make up the full set. A quarter of these are short print with just five copies each. That said, the cards with the highest print runs have 35 copies each so the range isn’t too extreme. Key players on the checklist include Thurman Munson, Roberto Clemente, Hank Aaron, Ted Williams, Willie Mays and George Brett.

All of the cut signatures are certified by PSA/DNA.

The buyback concept could get overwhelming. However, Historic Autographs thought this out. All of the cards used for a specific player in the main set are the same. This means no variations or a seemingly endless chase if you’re simply going after the main 100-card set.

That said, select players have special one-of-one cards that have other cards from the decade. Lou Brock, Rod Carew, Reggie Jackson, Fergie Jenkins, Jim Palmer, Tony Perez and Pete Rose are the players with these parallels of sort. They combine to land one per case.

2016 Historic Autographs Originals 1970s goes beyond baseball in one regard. Randomly inserted are redemptions good for a graded solid gold $5 coin.

The product has a production run of 40 ten-box cases. Expect to pay $275-$300 per box, each with four cards. Each case has three short prints and a one-of-one cards.

2016 Historic Autographs Originals 1970s Baseball at a glance:

Packs per box: 1
Cards per pack: 4
Boxes per case: 10
Set size: 100 cards
Release date: October 26, 2016

2016 Historic Autographs Originals 1970s Baseball Checklist

Print runs for each player are noted.

Hank Aaron – 5
Dick Allen – 12
Walt Alston – 10
Sparky Anderson – 12
Luis Aparicio – 25
Dusty Baker – 12
Ernie Banks – 5
Don Baylor – 5
Johnny Bench – 5
Yogi Berra – 5
Bert Blyleven – 10
Bobby Bonds – 14
George Brett – 13
Lou Brock – 30
Bill Buckner – 25
Jim Bunning – 10
Rod Carew – 30
Steve Carlton – 12
Gary Carter – 15
Norm Cash – 5
Orlando Cepeda – 30
Roberto Clemente – 5
Tony Conigliario – 5
Cecil Cooper – 25
Bobby Cox – 5
Andre Dawson – 25
Leo Durocher – 5
Dennis Eckersley – 5
Darrell Evans – 25
Dwight Evans – 12
Mark Fidrych – 24
Rollie Fingers – 26
Carlton Fisk – 29
Steve Garvey – 12
Bob Gibson – 16
Goose Gossage – 17
Ron Guidry – 15
Keith Hernandez – 18
Whitey Herzog – 13
Gil Hodges – 5
Catfish Hunter – 19
Reggie Jackson – 30
Fergie Jenkins – 26
Tommy John – 15
Jim Kaat – 25
Al Kaline – 12
Harmon Killebrew – 27
Tony LaRussa – 25
Tom Lasorda – 15
Jim Lonborg – 25
Fred Lynn – 11
Bill Madlock – 5
Juan Marichal – 5
Eddie Mathews – 25
Gary Matthews – 25
Willie Mays – 10
Bill Mazeroski – 5
Tim McCarver – 25
Willie McCovey – 5
Paul Molitor – 30
Joe Morgan – 5
Thurman Munson – 5
Dale Murphy – 25
Eddie Murray – 5
Phil Nieko – 23
Joe Niekro – 15
Tony Oliva – 5
Al Oliver – 15
Jim Palmer – 30
Dave Parker – 25
Tony Perez – 25
Gaylord Perry – 25
Lou Piniella – 25
Boog Powell – 25
Jim Rice – 30
J.R. Richard – 5
Brooks Robinson – 18
Frank Robinson – 5
Pete Rose – 25
Nolan Ryan – 14
Ron Santo – 21
Mike Schmidt – 5
Red Schoendienst – 11
Tom Seaver – 15
Ozzie Smith – 5
Willie Stargell – 10
Bruce Sutter – 29
Don Sutton – 14
Gorman Thomas – 10
Luis Tiant – 25
Joe Torre – 11
Earl Weaver – 14
Roy White – 25
Hoyt Wilhelm – 23
Billy Williams – 35
Dick Williams – 5
Ted Williams – 10
Dave Winfield – 30
Carl Yastrmeski – 15
Robin Yount – 30

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