Anyone have pics of a 1962 Topps uncut green tint sheet?

[jmoran19]

only have one photo of a 2nd series sheet but it's 88 cards (87 unique when you exclude series 2 CL)

[JollyElm]

That sheet helps tremendously!!

The big problem with all of my efforts (in creating a possible GT sheet) are the background woodgrain borders. I have now established that the 88 cards comprising the green tint run feature 44 different woodgrain schematics. There are (only) two cards containing each and every different woodgrain background. So whenever I find a card that fits next to another card on a proposed sheet, it's only half the story, because there is one other card out there with the exact same woodgrain attributes. For instance, last night I established that either Joe Cunningham or Leo Posada sits below the checklists (#'s 98 and 192, which feature identical woodgrain backgrounds), but I wouldn't know which guy sat below which checklist. Although your sheet here isn't the GT version, it does feature the same cards and most likely mirrors the green tint sheets…and boom!!!...there are Cunningham and Posada sitting right below the checklists. Love it!!

Do you have a larger version (pic) of this sheet that you could send me? I have other theories based on crop lines, etc., and would love to see if those are present on this one. Thanks!!

--elm

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by jmoran19

only have one photo of a 2nd series sheet but it's 88 cards (87 unique when you exclude series 2 CL)

You wouldn't happen to have a photo of the 1963 Topps high number 522-576 sheet or a close up photo of the 1963 Topps first series sheet, would you? For one thing I am trying to figure out exactly which checklist card is between Cal Koonce and the Phillies team card on the lower right edge, it's very difficult to tell from this scan.