Show...me...your print variations!

[G1911]

Love that Hornsby miscut back, nice one.

[deweyinthehall]

Wow - 4 cards from 1 miscut...it's like a dream come true!

[Elberson]

For 10.00 bucks I coundnt say no, it just bothers me that I can’t tell if it’s the checklist variation lol

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Elberson

For 10.00 bucks I coundnt say no, it just bothers me that I can’t tell if it’s the checklist variation lol

Actually, I think we could identify which one it is. Off memory, like most years, the 1961 checklist variations came from a checklist being printed in 2 series. Since you can see the cards it was adjacent to like Turk Lown, it is whichever variation was issued with the same series Turk Lown was in.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by G1911

Actually, I think we could identify which one it is. Off memory, like most years, the 1961 checklist variations came from a checklist being printed in 2 series. Since you can see the cards it was adjacent to like Turk Lown, it is whichever variation was issued with the same series Turk Lown was in.

Very good! It is the back of the #437 6th Series Checklist that was printed on the 5th Series Slits, Turk Lown and Reno Bertoia are 5th Series cards.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

Very good! It is the back of the #437 6th Series Checklist that was printed on the 5th Series Slits, Turk Lown and Reno Bertoia are 5th Series cards.

I figured you would know off the top which sheet it was

I checked my 1961 notes and my list doesn't have which version of the checklist (440 Luis with more of umpires legs vs. 440 Louis with less of umpires legs visible) was with which series.

The only 5th series sheet image I have is this old one from a long ago Leland's auction that's not big enough to make it out. The card in column B, rows 3 and 10.

Do you have which one it is from your sheet project?

[G1911]

Solved I think, it's 440 Luis with more of umpires legs showing.