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I agree that vintage ends with 1980. That's the last year of Topps‘ monopoly. It also happens to be the last year that I collected, partly because the presence of other card manufacturers was a … (View Post)

Have you ever seen a non-repeat one center from any other surrounding year? 1962,1963,1965? Hard to understand why these would be issued sporadically, but I’ve never seen any of these. (View Post)

I'm still curious as to why a non-repeating one cent wrapper was used for 1964 Baseball when such wrappers had been discontinued after 1961 for both baseball and football. Perhaps Topps just wan… (View Post)

After studying this for a few years I thought I understood which variants of Topps baseball and football wrappers exist. From everything I had seen, one cent wrappers in both baseball and football ha… (View Post)

It sounds like you are describing “tire tracks” (also known as roller marks) which sometimes appear as part of the production process. With wacky packages, these marks are very common in the later ta… (View Post)