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1966 topps help

easydoesiteasydoesit Posts: 547
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In one collection I bought there were two cards marked in the guide as NTR variations. What is NTR? I have the Groat and the Uecker but dont know if I have the NTR version which looks to be tougher.

Chris
"I put my pants on just like you... One leg at a time. The differences is when I put them on, I make gold records."

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  • milbrocomilbroco Posts: 2,773 ✭✭✭✭
    I think it means No Trade. I think the last line of the write up on the backs either mentions a trade or does not.
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  • easydoesiteasydoesit Posts: 547
    I wondered it that was it. The groat mentions a trade and the eucker does not.

    Thanks
    "I put my pants on just like you... One leg at a time. The differences is when I put them on, I make gold records."
  • jeff8877jeff8877 Posts: 1,164 ✭✭✭
    NTR stands for "No Trade"...on the back of the cards in text it says Groat or Eucker was traded...these are the common versions. The ones that dont have this text are more scarce.

    Let me know if you need more info...have both versions of these.

    Jeff
  • easydoesiteasydoesit Posts: 547
    Thank you, apparently I have the tougher eucker and the easy groat. thanks

    Chris
    "I put my pants on just like you... One leg at a time. The differences is when I put them on, I make gold records."
  • jeff8877jeff8877 Posts: 1,164 ✭✭✭
    The Eucker is very difficult to find...if in decent condition is worth getting graded.

    Jeff
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