1970s Topps Baseball Card Checklists

Free interactive checklists for Topps' flagship baseball sets of the 1970s, 1970 through 1979. One of the ten sets is live today (1975); the rest open here as they launch. Each checklist tracks every card with front and back images, PSA and SGC population data, the known variations and free collection tracking.

Vintage Baseball1970 Topps Baseball720 cards · 1970Topps' 1970 flagship - 720 cards, 726 tracked states, in seven series numbered 1 through 720 without a gap, headlined by the #189 Thurman Munson rookie, #350 Roberto Clemente and #712 Nolan Ryan, with #500 Hank Aaron, #600 Willie Mays and the #286 Bill Buckner rookie - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, the six checklists that come in two printed states, #1 World Champions (the 1969 Mets team card), 12 League Leaders (61-72), the 1969 Playoffs (195-202) and World Series (305-310), 20 All-Stars (450-469), 40 Rookie Stars cards, 24 team cards and 24 manager cards, with the high numbers in the seventh series (634-720).Coming soonVintage Baseball1971 Topps Baseball752 cards · 1971Topps' black-bordered 1971 flagship - 752 cards, 761 tracked states, in six series numbered 1 through 752 without a gap, headlined by #5 Thurman Munson, #630 Roberto Clemente and the #26 Bert Blyleven, #341 Steve Garvey and #709 Dusty Baker / Tom Paciorek / Don Baylor rookie cards - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, three photo pairs (#42, #265 and #306) and four checklists in more than one printing, #1 the 1970 World Champions Orioles team card, 12 League Leaders (61-72), the 1970 Playoffs (195-202) and World Series (327-332), 44 Rookie Stars cards, 24 team cards and a manager card for every club, with the high numbers in the sixth series (644-752).Coming soonVintage Baseball1972 Topps Baseball787 cards · 1972Topps' 1972 flagship - 787 cards, 794 tracked states, in six series numbered 1 through 787 without a gap, headlined by #309 Roberto Clemente, the #582 Montreal Expos team card, the #79 Carlton Fisk rookie, #595 Nolan Ryan and #686 Steve Garvey - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, the four Chicago Cubs cards with yellow or green under the 'C' and 'S' and three checklists in two printings, #1 World Champions (the Pittsburgh Pirates team card), 12 League Leaders (85-96), the Playoffs and World Series (221-230), 16 Boyhood Photos, six Awards cards (621-626), 72 In Action cards, the seven-card Traded subset (751-757), 29 Rookie Stars cards and the first Texas Rangers cards, with the high numbers in the sixth series (657-787).Coming soonVintage Baseball1973 Topps Baseball660 cards · 1973Topps' 1973 flagship - 660 cards, 679 tracked states, in five series of 132 numbered 1 through 660 without a gap, headlined by the #615 Mike Schmidt rookie, the #174 Rich Gossage rookie, #220 Nolan Ryan, and #50 Roberto Clemente and #305 Willie Mays, the last Topps cards of both as active players - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, 19 cards in two printings (15 Field Leaders cards whose coaches' portraits change, #280 Al Kaline's Band-Aid, and three border-gap pairs: #20, #31 and #504), #1 All-Time Home Run Leaders, eight League Leaders (61-68), the Playoffs and World Series (201-210), six Boyhood Photos (341-346), the All-Time Leaders (471-478), 16 three-player 1973 Rookies cards (601-616), 24 team cards and 24 Field Leaders cards, with the high numbers in the fifth series (529-660).Coming soonVintage Baseball1974 Topps Baseball660 cards · 1974The first Topps flagship issued all at once rather than by series - 660 cards, 678 tracked states, printed in equal quantities, so no short prints and no high numbers, headlined by #1 Hank Aaron: New All-Time Home Run King, #20 Nolan Ryan, the #456 Dave Winfield rookie and the three-state #599 Rookie Pitchers card - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, the 17 variation families (the Padres cards first printed "Washington Nat'l Lea.", #241 Glenn Beckert and #250 Willie McCovey among them, plus the #608 Apodaco and #654 Jesus Alou error pairs), the six-card Aaron Special subset (1-6), eight League Leaders (201-208), nine two-player All-Star cards (331-339), ten 1973 Playoffs and World Series cards (470-479), thirteen four-player Rookie Prospects cards (596-608), 24 team cards and 21 manager cards.Coming soonVintage Baseball1975 Topps Baseball660 cards · 1975The most colorful set of the decade - 660 cards in two-tone color-combination borders, issued in one series with no short prints, headlined by the #228 George Brett and #223 Robin Yount rookies and the Jim Rice, Gary Carter, Fred Lynn and Keith Hernandez four-player rookie cards - with the Hank Aaron bookends at #1 and #660, the MVP subset (189-212) that put Mickey Mantle back on new cardboard, and the first-Black-manager Frank Robinson team card.Open checklist →Vintage Baseball1976 Topps Baseball660 cards · 1976Topps' 1976 flagship - 660 cards in a single series printed in equal quantities, so no short prints and no high numbers, headlined by the #19 George Brett, the #98 Dennis Eckersley rookie, #330 Nolan Ryan and the #599 Rookie Pitchers card with Ron Guidry's rookie - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, the six 1975 Record Breakers (1-6), five Father & Son cards (66-70), 15 League Leaders (191-205), the ten All-Time All-Stars (341-350), two Postseason cards (461-462), eleven four-player Rookie Prospects cards (589-599), 24 team cards and #564, the Bubble Gum Blowing Champ.Coming soonVintage Baseball1977 Topps Baseball660 cards · 1977Topps' 1977 flagship - 660 cards in a single series with no high numbers, headlined by the #144 Bruce Sutter rookie, #140 Mike Schmidt, the #265 Mark Fidrych rookie, #285 Brooks Robinson, the #473 Rookie Outfielders card with Andre Dawson's rookie and #650 Nolan Ryan - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, eight League Leaders (1-8), four Record Breakers (231-234), five Postseason cards (276-277, 411-413), five Turn Back the Clock cards (433-437), sixteen four-player Rookie Prospects cards (472-479, 487-494), four Big League Brothers cards (631-634) and 26 team cards, including the expansion Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners.Coming soonVintage Baseball1978 Topps Baseball726 cards · 1978Topps' 1978 flagship - 726 cards, 728 tracked states, in a single series numbered 1 through 726, headlined by the #36 Eddie Murray rookie, #707 Rookie Shortstops with the Paul Molitor and Alan Trammell rookies on one card, #100 George Brett, #200 Reggie Jackson, #400 Nolan Ryan and the #703 Rookie Pitchers card with Jack Morris's rookie - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, the two variation pairs (#23 Bump Wills with or without a black circle, #374 Jose Morales with or without black stitches over the red laces), seven Record Breakers (1-7), eight League Leaders (201-208), three Postseason cards (411-413), eleven four-player Rookie Prospects cards (701-711), 26 team cards, 25 manager cards (no Milwaukee Brewers manager card) and six checklists.Coming soonVintage Baseball1979 Topps Baseball726 cards · 1979Topps' 1979 flagship - 726 cards, 727 tracked states, in a single series numbered 1 through 726, headlined by the #116 Ozzie Smith rookie and #369 Bump Wills, printed with a Rangers or a Blue Jays team banner, with #30 Dave Winfield and #650 Pete Rose among the major keys - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, eight 1978 League Leaders (1-8), six Record Breakers (201-206), eight All-Time Record Holders (411-418), 26 team cards that each carry the club's manager, six checklists, 17 All-Star cards and 26 three-player Prospects cards (701-726), one per club, with black-and-white photos.Coming soon