What if one of the greatest players in NFL history didn’t get a rookie card… until six years into his career? In Episode 4 of Fin Condition, O.J. McDuffie, Seth Levit, and The Legendary Sevach break down the 1972 Topps Larry Little rookie card (Card #240)—a card packed with history, quirks, and a direct connection to the Miami Dolphins’ perfect season. From the bold orange borders to the farm-like background with barbed wire fencing, this card is peak early-70s Topps. The guys also dig into: • The 1972 Topps set (351 cards, largest football set ever at the time) • 10-cent wax packs (10 cards + inserts like puzzles/game cards) • Imperfect cuts, off-centering, and why that actually adds to the charm • The cartoon-backed design that defined the era • Why this is considered Larry Little’s rookie card despite him already being an established All-Pro • The story behind the infamous “nothing for nothing” trade that brought him to Miami • A classic Larry Little story from the Dolphins alumn...