What are the most undervalued Topps in Beckett

[Rich Klein]

Originally Posted by stlcardsfan

The 66 Grant Jackson was the first that came to mind. By a mile.

Others: 68 Lee May, 67 high # NL rookie stars (can't remember players, definitely no names), 60 Pirates team card.

Was it the Don Shaw/Gary Sutherland one which was even tougher in the meglalopis because the card had one Met and one Phillies player

Rich

[stlcardsfan]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

Was it the Don Shaw/Gary Sutherland one which was even tougher in the meglalopis because the card had one Met and one Phillies player

Rich

I think that's it, Rich. There's also another one equally tough that has a Cardinal on it. Obviously an undistinguished career as I'm a Cardinal fan and never heard of him. Shellenbeck or something like that.

I built sets back to 59. The 66 and 67 high's (and 61 as well) were by far the toughest part of that exercise. But the most fun, too!

[Rich Klein]

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My editor is very active on Facebook and we have gotten so much reaction to this article already and I've even recieved private emails on this article.

The card you are referring to is the 1967 Jim Shellenback/Ron Willis Card (Willis was the Cardinal).

Keep this thread going as knowing what cards cause us problems is a good start towards continuing to settle these old hobby mysteries

Rich

[judsonhamlin]

Cool article. When did you work for John? I used to spend a great deal of time at JKJ (and before that at the Rte 1 flea market) back in the day and have great memories of the store

[Rich Klein]

in 1987-88