1970 Topps Scratch Offs Baseball and 1968 Topps Game Baseball Card Inserts. There’s a lot to be said about a PSA graded Mint registry set. It takes time and delicate searching to put together, and honestly, graded cards aren’t always the cheapest investment but you do have other options.

Wax Pack Wrappers are the final thing you need to complete your set.  These very thin, wax wrappers have an unmistakable feel in your hands and a sincerely nostalgic sensation of touch. They just don’t make them like that anymore. Although PSA and SCG don’t currently offer grading, these wrappers are incredibly rare. They might not technically be necessary for your PSA registry set but they might just be the ticket to one-up your buddy on the same set.

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Comprised of 664 cards, the 1969 Topps set resembles that of 1968 in design. There is still a rounded interior border, but the speckled border is now solid white; team name is displayed in block lettering along the card’s bottom, while a colored circle sits in the upper left-hand corner with player name and position. 

In contrast to 1967 Topps, 1968 Topps focuses more on the design rather than the photography. The cards in this set implement a speckled border which takes up a significant portion of the card. The player photograph is also bordered in black and with rounded corners, while the player’s name is displayed at the bottom of the card.