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Old 01-03-2022, 05:51 PM
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The one full slit shown in this thread has a pattern of: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C, D, G where A is the row headed by Coot Veal, B headed by F Thomas, C by Turk Lown, D by Bauer, E by Aaron, etc.

The other partial panel shown in a post in this thread has Del Crandall (390) in the bottom row of a slit. Crandall is in the row headed by Bauer, so rows B, C, & D are at the bottom of slit 2.

There are also a few other miscuts that suggest that there are four rows (A, B, C, & D) printed 4x each across the two slits, with two rows (E, G) printed 3x each, and one row (F) printed 2x each. This gives 7 distinct rows and 24 rows of 11 cards each (total = 264 cards).

So, the SPs would be the cards in row F, headed by Barker. These are: 428, 423, 408, 421, 430, 417, 361, 371, 446, 402, and 436.

Of course, 361 is the checklist which was printed in series 4 as well, so it might not be classified as a SP. However, there is a variation of card #361 (yellow vs black printing, ad vs no ad), so perhaps the yellow print/ad version is a SP.
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