Is it a baseball set? Is it a comic set? Is it a gross-out Wacky Packages-type set? We're not entirely sure but the 1966 Fleer "Baseball Weird-Ohs" set sure is interesting. Each card depicts a different "weird" character on the ballfield along with a humorous poetic headline about the player. The reverse includes a humorous description of the character along with another illustration. This is a high-grade set with just a few cards grading under EX-MT by PSA and the majority in the NM and above range. A complete breakdown of the set is as follows: PSA MINT 9 (4 cards): #32 #49 #52 #61; PSA MINT 9 Q (3 cards): #22 #26 #35; PSA NM-MT+ 8.5 (2 cards):#34 #40; PSA NM-MT 8 (16): #3 #9 #10 #15 #19 #29 #30 #33 #36 #39 #41 #44 #45 #48 #51 #55; PSA NM-MT 8Q (7 cards): #6 #8 #20 #37 #43 #57 #62; PSA NM+ 7.5 (3 cards): #5 #21 #31; PSA NM 7 (16 cards): #1 #13 #14 #16 #23 #24 #25 #27 #28 #42 #46 #47 #53 #56 #58 #64; PSA NM 7 Q (4 cards): #4 #7 #11 #38; PSA EX-MT 6 (7 cards): #17 #18 #50 #54 #59 #63 #65; PSA EX-MT 6 Q (3 cards): #2 #12 #60; PSA EX 5 (1 card): #66. To the degree that these cards can be "attractive " this is an attractive colorful high-grade complete set. 66 cards total.