1973 Topps Bobby Bolin #348
Bobby Bolin · Topps · Base Card

Player
Bobby Bolin
Set
1973 Topps Base Set
Year
1973
Card #
#348
Condition Grade
PSA 5 (EX) - Centering is significantly off-top and left, corners show visible softening/rounding, and edges have light wear.
Category
Base Card
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Low - Primarily of interest to Red Sox team set collectors or 1973 master set builders.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$1.00 - $3.00
Graded Value
PSA 4: $5-8, PSA 5: $10-15, PSA 6: $20-25 (Note: Grading cost exceeds current value)
Comparable Sales
Recent raw copies of 1973 Topps commons in EX condition consistently sell for $1.00 to $2.50. Graded copies in mid-grades (PSA 5 or 6) often struggle to reach $15 due to low player demand.
Description
A classic 1973 Topps baseball card featuring Boston Red Sox pitcher Bobby Bolin in his windup. The card features the iconic 73 design with 'BOSTON' in yellow and 'RED SOX' in yellow against black backgrounds at the top and bottom corners. Bolin is shown in an action-oriented windup pose wearing the Red Sox away grey uniform.
Key Features
Features a solid major league pitcher from the late 60s and early 70s; unique 1973 Topps vertical border design; collectible for Red Sox team set builders.
Authenticity Indicators
Genuine card stock with appropriate pulp texture for the era; high-confidence in authenticity as this specific common card is rarely if ever counterfeited.
Flaws to Note
Significant centering issues (occurs frequently in this set) shifted toward the left and top; soft/rounded lower right corner; light edge chipping on the right side; overall surface looks decent but lacks original gloss.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (as part of a lot or low-cost 'buy it now'), COMC, or at a local card show in a 'dollar bin'.
Selling Tips
Due to the card's low value, it is best sold as part of a 1973 Topps team set or a larger lot of vintage commons. Shipping via eBay Standard Envelope for under $1 is the most cost-effective method. Do not grade this card, as the grading fees will far outweigh the final sales price.