A complete set break of 1972 Topps basketball cards featuring a Dr. J rookie card is now live with Vintage Breaks card breaks. You could own a card from this iconic set just in time for the NBA season for just $17.50!
The NBA season tipped off this week and we want to help your hoops fever. What better way to scratch the basketball itch than with a rookie card of one of greatest players in the history of the game? Live now on the site for your card breaks is a complete set break of 1972 Topps basketball.
1972 TOPPS BASKETBALL SET BREAK
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- Dr. J Julius Erving rookie card graded PSA 6
- Oscar Robertson
- Wilt Chamberlain
- Jerry West
- Kareem Abdul-JabbarÂ
- Pete MaravichÂ
- All 264 cards are included in the break!
Here are a few highlights from the set break; you can see stars and Hall of Famers from the NBA and ABA here.
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All 264 cards are included in this set break including the Dr. J rookie card. We are only offering 264 spots in this break - this ensures that you will take home a card from the set! The list of names is always randomized LIVE on the show as the break occurs; you have the same chance as everyone else in the break to land the cards you desire. For example, if after the random your name lands on spot #195, you take home the Dr. J card!Â
Whether you're looking to build a set or add a key card to your collection, or if you're simply joining our card breaks for the first time (welcome!), this is the perfect break for you;Â each spot is only $17.50. That price includes taxes and shipping - a straight $17.50.
Take it back to a time when the ABA had the legendary Dr. J in 1972 before the league merged with the NBA. Back when the Dr. and other stars of the ABA shot that sweet red, white, and blue ball that you see him shooting in that PSA 6 rookie above (the exact card in this break!) The God Father hit theatres (March 24th, 1972), Mikey liked Life, cereal, Sanford and Son was on TV, and you heard The Candy Man by Sammy Davis, Jr., and American Pie by Don McClean for first time on the radio.Â
For details and to purchase your spots in the break for just $17.50 per spot just click here:
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Here is a video of our 1986 Fleer basketball set break as an example of how set breaks are completed:
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WHY CHOOSE VINTAGE BREAKS?
Vintage Breaks offers THE BEST VALUE IN BREAKING.
When you check out for a spot on the site, the price you see is the price you pay. Taxes and shipping are included! Your cards always come protected in holders. The last time you mailed a package out had to have set you back more than three bucks, right? If you buy a $3.00 spot, you get your card holdered and shipped for that price.
Lack of product in stores has been a problem; we see the same empty shelves that you do. If you can't find cards, Vintage Breaks is your solution.
FUN! Cards are our passion! Isn't is just more fun to chat with other collectors? Come hang with us and other collectors just like you during our breaks! Â
A Vintage Breaks, we have our main breaking show in New Jersey (The North), to go with our night owls in the South (Georgia), and the West (Arizona). You can always check our CALENDAR to see when we're breaking.
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If you have sealed wax, vintage or modern, that you are considering selling, contact us today to discuss or get our industry-leading purchase offer. We're always interested in both sealed products of both sport and non-sport. Whether you have that pack of 1977 Star Wars, that rare 1955 Bowman cello pack, a wax box of 1984 Topps football, Pokémon, or 2019 Panini National Treasures basketball you'd like to sell, we'd love to hear from you!
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