jdeptula
12-19-2012, 02:11 PM
Hey Guys,
Newbee here with a question on this terriffic set.
I starting to put together a 1956 Topps set and I'm looking for some help with compiling a master set list. I see that there are three variations among 6 of the teams cards (no date name centered, no date name left and with date) but I'm seeing conflicting information on the Net about the backs.
Do each of these team cards (Orioles, Braves, Reds, Indians, Phillies and Cubs) come with both grey and white backs in each variation? That would make 6 versions of each team card. I would assume so, since they are all within the first 2 series, and should have both backs. But I can't find anywhere that will clearly say that's the case. One Website calls the grey back a 4th variation, one says 2 of the 3 variations came with both backs, one say backs don't matter.
So, I guess, more importantly: Should I even care? Does anyone actually concern themselves with white/grey back variations in this set? Is that even considered a variation?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe
Newbee here with a question on this terriffic set.
I starting to put together a 1956 Topps set and I'm looking for some help with compiling a master set list. I see that there are three variations among 6 of the teams cards (no date name centered, no date name left and with date) but I'm seeing conflicting information on the Net about the backs.
Do each of these team cards (Orioles, Braves, Reds, Indians, Phillies and Cubs) come with both grey and white backs in each variation? That would make 6 versions of each team card. I would assume so, since they are all within the first 2 series, and should have both backs. But I can't find anywhere that will clearly say that's the case. One Website calls the grey back a 4th variation, one says 2 of the 3 variations came with both backs, one say backs don't matter.
So, I guess, more importantly: Should I even care? Does anyone actually concern themselves with white/grey back variations in this set? Is that even considered a variation?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe