1955-1970 Topps Virtual Series Sheets

[deweyinthehall]

Correcting the previously-posted 1966 7th series sheet as noted above (and, it turns out, as related to me by Cliff and mis-read by yours truly when putting the sheet together).

So if this slit goes:
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
A
B
C
D
E

Presumably the other would be:
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
A
B
C
F
G

Sound correct?

If so, I'll keep it to myself - I just nabbed both Oliver and Olivo for under $10, a Purkey for maybe $13, and recently a Kroll for $15.

[Cliff Bowman]

Perfect! The other 1966 7th Series Slit goes:

C. Northrup
F. Perranoski
G. Cardinals Rookie Stars (Hoerner)
A. T Taylor
B. Salmon
C. Northrup
D. Mantilla
E. NL Rookie Stars (G. Jackson)
F. Perranoski
G. Cardinals Rookie Stars (Hoerner)
A. T Taylor
B. Salmon

The 4x rows are Northrup, T Taylor, and Salmon, the 3x rows are Perranoski, Cardinals Rookie Stars (Hoerner), Mantilla, and NL Rookie Stars (G Jackson).

[deweyinthehall]

Thanks again to the research of others, here is one slit of the full-series sheet:

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

Thanks again to the research of others, here is one slit of the full-series sheet:

Beautiful! Even with these three partial panels this was a very difficult sheet to assemble, I have my fingers crossed that it is 100% correct but I am confident it is. There is always that one card with no clues where to put it other than the process of elimination, in this Series it was Joe Pepitone. ETA, forgot to say that the Gil, A Jackson, and Cubs Rookie Stars rows are 4x, and the Ellsworth, Hershberger, Gagliano, and Amaro rows are 3x.

[Kevvyg1026]

Thanks again for everyone's help in determining the layout of this series. There are still a few more to do before all the layouts of the 1960's series are determined. As Cliff alluded to earlier, this one was difficult even with the panels found. But with patience and a keen eye for miscuts, we will continue.

Some of the ones that, to my knowledge, still haven't been determined:
1961 series 1 (one slit), series 4, series 6
1964 series 6, series 7
1965 series 1 (2nd slit), series 6
1966 series 6 (Proving to be very elusive)
1969 series 3

And I have only seen a limited amount of uncut 1960 material (1st,5th, 7th) so I would imagine that those are still require investigation.

[bb66]

Wow Kevin. That is alot to unravel. But-- amazing how much you and Cliff have figured out.So many mysteries have been solved....this work has been a game changer for me.

[quitcrab]

Do you guys need help with a 1966 series 1 sheet? If so contact me. I have a full sheet of 132 cards.
Scott