Project completed! - 1966 Topps High Numbers (7th Series)

BaltimoreYankee

It took 2 years and 4 months but I just got the final card I needed for my 1966 Topps high number run. It was easy when I needed all 92 cards but the last 4 took around 8 months. Card #544 (Cardinals rookies, a known tough one) was the final card.
Here are some highlights:

JoeBanzai

Twins Team card very hard to find in high grade.
Here's mine;

Yankees70

Great job. Very impressive.

sayheywyo

Nice work. Congratulations. Very rewarding to complete a project.

BBBrkrr

I like the old days when guys just played 'infield'.

brad31

Congrats a lot of beauties in your highlights!

1963ellsworth22and10

@BaltimoreYankee said:
It took 2 years and 4 months but I just got the final card I needed for my 1966 Topps high number run. It was easy when I needed all 92 cards but the last 4 took around 8 months.

92 cards? The 1966 Topps 7th Series is 77 cards, #523-#598 and the #517 Checklist (W. Sox version).

jay0791

Congrats on completion. I just love that set.
The Horace Clarke and Mel Stottlemyre are two of my fav cards in my collection.

BaltimoreYankee

@1963ellsworth22and10 said:

@BaltimoreYankee said:
It took 2 years and 4 months but I just got the final card I needed for my 1966 Topps high number run. It was easy when I needed all 92 cards but the last 4 took around 8 months.

92 cards? The 1966 Topps 7th Series is 77 cards, #523-#598 and the #517 Checklist (W. Sox version).

Interesting. The checklist shows cards numbered 507-598 but I don't see the first bunch on the uncut sheet. It did seem those first few were easy to acquire and seemed cheaper than the others.

BaltimoreYankee

@jay0791 said:
Congrats on completion. I just love that set.
The Horace Clarke and Mel Stottlemyre are two of my fav cards in my collection.

Thanks - this was a fun project. My favorites to acquire were Choo Choo Coleman, Horace Clarke and the rookie cards of Grant Jackson and Dave Johnson. The Twins and Tigers cards were pretty challenging as well.