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Old 06-15-2022, 10:14 PM
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Mark, this is all I have for you. I have had these since '67, so I could have pulled these two from the same pack. I checked all my backs but they are no help.

497 Campbell
523 Merritt
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Old 06-15-2022, 10:30 PM
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Mark, this is all I have for you. I have had these since '67, so I could have pulled these two from the same pack. I checked all my backs but they are no help.

497 Campbell
523 Merritt
Hmmm, if there wasn't a back miscut with proof that Santiago is to the right of Merritt I would have taken these as proof Campbell is to the right of Merritt. Apparently the Merritt and the Campbell were cut from the same exact sheet and were cut identically but are not side by side on the sheet. I think the Campbell miscut does proves that it is on the right edge of a SP row.
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Old 06-16-2022, 09:48 AM
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Kevvyg1026 found this one, a Menke miscut with a 12 year stat line card to his left. There are five cards with 12 year stat lines left after Hicks is eliminated, Wine, McCarver, and McFarlane don't work because the lines don't match up, Clemens is eliminated because he is in a SP row, so it is Jack Fisher who is a perfect match. That means these two blocks can be connected, and Kevvyg1026 also figured out that Miller, Bird Bombers, and Gary Bell are leading header cards in those rows because there are wavy edge cuts found on the left side of all three cards.
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Old 06-17-2022, 09:49 AM
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Kevvyg1026 and I have figured out the lead cards (headers) for each of the seven rows in the 1967 6th Series, in other words the first card in each row. They are Bob Miller, Bird Bombers, Gary Bell, 7th Series Checklist, Tony Perez, Pirates Rookie Stars (Gelnar-Spriggs), Felix Mantilla. That is #472 Pirates Rookie Stars under Perez in the miscut and the name of Tony Perez is barely visible in the miscut of the #531 Checklist. As far as the exact order and which four rows are SP's (3x) and which three rows are DP's (4x) is still to be determined.
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Old 06-17-2022, 09:58 AM
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Kevvy1026 and I have figured out four of the seven right edge cards of the 1967 6th Series, in other words the last card on each row. The first miscut proves Jim Palmer is a right edge card, the other Palmer miscut barely has DENNIS from Dennis Ribant visible. The four known right edge cards are Jim Palmer, Dennis Ribant, Ron Campbell, 6th Series Checklist (Marichal), the other three are still to be determined.
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Good stuff!

I ran the 67 highs through the PSA pop database and got an interesting result. At one point it seemed like the series had a 5x row, a 4x row with the other five being 3x but I'm about 90% certain it's just the same 4x3,3x4 array as the semi's, although the Pinson row does seem a bit high in overall pops vs the others.

I'm working on a blog post about it but thought I'd mention it here. I'm thinking eBay pops are not robust enough to use for most series in the standard card size era.
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Personally, I would not use eBay pops. The quantity of cards currently sitting unsold doesn’t mean a whole lot and tends to be all over the map. PSA pops of commons tend to be much closer to reality. I’ve had much better luck predicting SP’s there.
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