1967 Topps 6th Series

[bxb]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

#469 Len Gabrielson is to the right of Bert Campaneris on a 3x row. If not for these 1967 6th Series back miscuts this Series would be be a fool's errand like the 1966 6th Series.

A similar process was used to decipher the Rosetta stone over 200 years ago.

The 1967 6th series is only slightly more complex.

[Cliff Bowman]

I can’t show a scan at the moment but I found another one of those 1967 6th Series severe miscut backs on eBay, Bert Campaneris is to the right of Jim King, so there is a run of Jim King-Bert Campaneris-Len Gabrielson on a 3x row with Marcelino Lopez directly above Gabrielson on another 3x row.

[Kevvyg1026]

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[Cliff Bowman]

Another one finally popped up, #491 Sam Bowens is to the right of Bill Mazeroski. I believe I now know the 11 cards in the Gary Bell row along with the 11 cards in the Bird Bombers row but I need more confirmation. I believe the 11 cards in the Bird Bombers are in order Bird Bombers, J Fisher, Menke, Hicks, Talbot, Hunt, L Thomas, Marichal, Santiago, Palmer but I need confirmation of Talbot-Hunt. I believe the Gary Bell row goes in order Bell, Burgess, Coombs, Rigney, Wert, McCovey, Landis, Martinez, Mazeroski, Bowens, Ribant, but I need confirmation of McCovey-Landis and Bowens-Ribant. Both rows are 4x. Also, Kevvyg1026 discovered that the Tony Perez row can have either the B Robinson Checklist row or the G Bell row above it.

[bb66]

Cliff thanks again to you and Kevvyg. I have always wondered about this series and you all are exposing it! Kudos.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by bb66

Cliff thanks again to you and Kevvyg. I have always wondered about this series and you all are exposing it! Kudos.

We finished the 1966 Topps 3rd Series 88 different card sheet but unfortunately my source for recreating the virtual sheets with cards skipped out on me. We are still four cards away from finishing the 1966 Topps 5th Series, just waiting for miscuts of Hickman, J Miller, Wakefield, and Washburn. We are nowhere close on the 1966 Topps 4th and 6th Series or the 1969 Topps 3rd and 7th Series.

[Kevvyg1026]

Not a pic, but an Excel sunnary of series 3 from 1966.

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