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Hi Cliff- thanks for replying. I don't own the card so I can't send a scan.
The only thing visible is maybe 1/16 inch of yellow border on the top part of Sandy's card. There's no other coloring or any hint about player ID. That's why I was hoping the sheets were uniform. Trent King |
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That knocks it down to 18 possible cards in the 1955 Topps 2nd Series, cards that have a yellow name/position/team band. Even if there is only a sliver of the career stat line visible on the back it might be possible to pinpoint which of the 18 cards it is. I am not aware of any pics of 1955 Topps 2nd Series sheets.
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Cliff- thank you! I'll have my friend check the back then, that's very helpful.
Trent King |
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Ok gang- I have embarked on a very (!) amateur sleuthing quest for the
sheet question on 55 Topps. On ebay, I found a severely miscut Warren Spahn card #31 (first series). It was easily possible to see the stat line for the "unknown" player on the back top of Spahn's card. There is no question it's another Spahn...ebay seller is "sc-tarheelvintage" and ebay item number is 174709094130. Also, my friend found a miscut 55 Topps Gil Hodges where you can see the tip of a ballcap at the bottom of the whole Hodges. The color and physical location of that additional cap are a match for Gil's cap in the whole card, so it looks like it's another Hodges. Given this result, it is reasonable to conclude that 55 Topps sheets were single player sheets? Again, this is NOT my area of expertise by any stretch of the imagination. In the case of my friend whose 55 Koufax miscut led to this thread, the color visible for the partial card is the Koufax yellow. It seems he got a Koufax and and more Koufax, on his purchase of the SGC 1 miscut ![]() I'd enjoy reading more input. Thank you, Trent King |
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Here's a picture of a sheet that was auctioned that has Spahn.
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Only a first series sheet, above, is known. Absolutely not single player sheets.
Series 2 (probably 90-99, 111-150 or 160) and 3 sheets I do not believe are known to have surfaced. |
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Gashouse Gang- Thank you! Incredible. Interesting that Spahn is the only
player on that Series 1 to be printed in the same place in two rows, so that he is sequentially in the same spot. So, the ebay Spahn miscut absolutely is his card ![]() cannot depict, it absolutely is him as well. I guess my friend won't know re: his Koufax unless or until a corresponding sheet is discovered/revealed.,, I did find a June 2022 post from Toppcat (Dave Hornish) on 55 Topps uncut sheets, as well as an article online from 2019 "Topps Archives" that were detailed for lower numbered cards. These were interesting reads for sure. Trent King |
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Do you happen to know the card numbers for Series 2 and Series 3, respectively?
Per your mention below, is Series 2: 111-150 (or 111-160) And Series 3: 151-210 (or 161-210) ? Thanks! |
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