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In the sixties and early seventies when Topps printed cards by the Series there would be anywhere from two to four of each card printed on the original 264 card sheet before the large sheet was cut d… (View Post)

It's a legit 1966 Venezuelan, they have burnt orange backs compared to the regular Topps light peach/salmon backs. (View Post)

Two of those cards were never actually issued and are only proof cards, the Matty Alou in a batting pose as an Oakland A toward the upper left corner and the Phil Hennigan in a pitching pose as a Cle… (View Post)

1977 is by far the coolest year, several different photos, cropping differences, and players that didn't have their own cards in the Topps set. (View Post)

Nice. You probably cut up Slit A as a kid, that is Slit B. They have the same cards just in different rows. They were originally printed together in a huge 264 card sheet that was then cut in half by… (View Post)