1970-71 Topps Steve Kuberski #67
Steve Kuberski · Topps · Base Card
Player
Steve Kuberski
Set
1970-71 Topps Basketball
Year
1970
Card #
67
Condition Grade
PSA 1 (Poor) to PSA 1.5 (Fair)
Category
Base Card
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Low to Moderate
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$1.00 - $3.00
Graded Value
PSA 1: $10-15, PSA 2: $15-20, PSA 3: $25-30
Comparable Sales
Mid-grade (PSA 5-6) copies of this card typically sell for $15-$25. Low-grade raw copies similar to this one often sell for under $5 in lots or as individual set-fillers.
Description
This is a back-side view of card #67 from the 1970-71 Topps Basketball set featuring Boston Celtics forward Steve Kuberski. The card features the vintage 'Tall Boy' oversize format (2-1/2\" by 4-11/16\"). The back includes a biographical blurb highlighting his time at Bradley University and his recommendation by Don Nelson, alongside his 1969-70 NBA statistics and a cartoon illustration regarding his college scoring high.
Key Features
Heritage 'Tall Boy' design format; Steve Kuberski's second-year card; part of the iconic 1970 Topps set known for featuring Pete Maravich's rookie card.
Authenticity Indicators
Authenticity is High. The card shows correct age-appropriate oxidation on the cardboard stock, period-accurate typography, and the '©T.C.G. PRTD. IN U.S.A.' and '©1968 N.B.P.A.' copyright marks specific to this set's back-print.
Flaws to Note
Significant condition issues including a major corner crease/fold at the bottom right, heavy edge wear and chipping, rounded corners, and visible surface dirt/staining. The centering is also shifted toward the top edge.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (as a 'buy it now' with best offer) or COMC. It is best suited for a collector looking to complete a low-grade budget set.
Selling Tips
Due to the heavy damage (Fair/Poor condition), grading this card is not financially recommended as the grading fees will far exceed the card's market value. List it as 'Filler' or 'Low Grade' for set builders. Use a photo of both the front and back in the listing.