A couple of difficult pickups for my Santo Collection arrived today

tyweb1 · January 25, 2014 3:08AM

1961 Topps Salesman Panel featuring Roger Maris on the back of the card

1967 Bazooka Complete Box. First 1 Graded with Pete Rose

Ironmanfan · January 25, 2014 3:09AM

love that oddball stuff!

+1

IMF

itzagoner · January 25, 2014 3:17AM

awesome Bazooka box. well done!

QUITCRAB · January 25, 2014 3:35AM

Why doesn't psa get a slab to fit bazooka boxes. It pisses me off imaging the grader fold the tab to fit it into the slab. that's crazy. Nice pick ups

bishop · January 25, 2014 3:39AM

Great items. I am not a graded guy, for the 67 Stand Ups does either a proof card or a die cut card satisfy the checklist. ? And for the 67 Punch outs, does one of the captain cards satisfy the list or does one need all the lineup variants as well ?

tyweb1 · January 25, 2014 4:04AM

Thanks guys. Not sure why they had to fold the flap on the Bazooka as it must have been just barely too large to fit. As far as the 67 Standups go, they are graded as authentic by PSA now. I think a few may have received number grades in the past. On the Punchouts the cards are designated by the captain on the card. There are some players with variations however.

vladguerrero · January 25, 2014 4:22AM

Very nice!

bishop · January 25, 2014 5:22AM

There are pose variations to at least 4 of the 67 Punch Outs-- Clemente/M Alou/F Robinson/Mantle---but each captain can be found with different lineups. And each of the 67 Stand Ups can be found in either proof or die cut format. My question is whether that matters for purpose of finishing a master player set. On the set side, recognized variations are part of a master set and I noticed that PSA has started recognizing lineup variations in slabbing the 67 Punch Outs

tyweb1 · January 25, 2014 6:20AM

<< <i>There are pose variations to at least 4 of the 67 Punch Outs-- Clemente/M Alou/F Robinson/Mantle---but each captain can be found with different lineups. And each of the 67 Stand Ups can be found in either proof or die cut format. My question is whether that matters for purpose of finishing a master player set. On the set side, recognized variations are part of a master set and I noticed that PSA has started recognizing lineup variations in slabbing the 67 Punch Outs >>

Not sure about the Punch-Outs but my 67 Standup is a proof but PSA did not designate that on the flip. Have never seen a die-cut Santo that was in tact.