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05-10-2015, 09:50 AM
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Is this considered a ''Scrap'' ?
 ...anyone ever seen 1957 Topps with a back like this --I assume it's a factory cut because it's miscut just like ninety per cent of all '57 Topps were.... .. 
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05-10-2015, 10:41 AM
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05-10-2015, 11:04 AM
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Salesman Sample ?
Oh , okay.....I've seen three-card strips reputed to be ''Samples'' but I 've never seen the backs;.anyone have one or know about the 3-card strip backs ?
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05-10-2015, 11:05 AM
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Salesman Samples
i think you can find them from 53 to 67. I have several. Trying to get one for each of my sets. Anthony, Griffins on the board, has a great run for both Topps and Bowman. If you keep a search for Topps or Bowman Salesman sample, you will find them on eBay, usually partially cut like this one. They are most valuable if the 3 card strip is uncut. The next factor involves whether a star card is pictured on the strip. Less valuable is a star on the back. The backs do not usually match the front players. Two card backs are advertising with one player back from the set. Here is back of my 59 Salesman Sample
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I'm really starting to dig wildly miscut cards. Here are a few more from 1970, including HOF'er Maz…
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On the 1962 card 318 that Ben and Cliff discuss above with the missing or messed up e in New York by 1952 stats, is it two print defects, a missing e with a bad correction, or a bad e wiped out on later runs ? Anyone have one with a good e ?
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03-24-2022, 09:30 PM
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