Unlike the 1969 Deckle Edge set, the 1974 version is oversized and much rarer (they were only issued in Massachusetts). If you haven’t seen the documentary ‘The Lost Son Of Havana’ about Tiant and his father, I HIGHLY recommend it.

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Oddball Deckle Edge

1974 Topps Deckle Edge

Luis Tiant

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