1967 Topps 6th Series

[deweyinthehall]

BBCEmporium has been listing a crap ton of '67s lately - more than 30 of each card in some cases, including hi numbers.

They finally got around to the 6th series today, and all they had of note was this Bob Shaw which confirms his placement next to the Pirates team card.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

BBCEmporium has been listing a crap ton of '67s lately - more than 30 of each card in some cases, including hi numbers.

They finally got around to the 6th series today, and all they had of note was this Bob Shaw which confirms his placement next to the Pirates team card.

That is awesome! I had to buy it after you outed it. I believe the only card in the Series not yet confirmed is Tommy Helms, but if the other 76 cards are 100% confirmed then Helms has to be to the right of the Braves Team card through the process of elimination.

[deweyinthehall]

I went through the listings in more detail and managed to visually confirm O'Toole to the left of Hall and Dierker to the left of Humphreys - I don't think there had been visual evidence of these placements previously.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

BBCEmporium has been listing a crap ton of '67s lately - more than 30 of each card in some cases, including hi numbers.

They finally got around to the 6th series today, and all they had of note was this Bob Shaw which confirms his placement next to the Pirates team card.

The seller also has the Brooks Robinson Checklist and the Pirates Team card from the same exact miscut sheet, too bad the Bobby Wine is missing. Some poor kid bought a nickel pack back in the summer of 1967 and the pack was full of these miscut cards.

[bb66]

Wow-amazing!!

[JollyElm]

Picture it: The 7-year-old boy crying like a baby in 1967, because his cards were cut godawfully, is now a 63-year-old man jumping for joy because he found his 'great' miscuts - which could help finally solve the mind-numbingly tough sheet layout puzzle - buried in his old box of cards.

Times do change.

[deweyinthehall]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

Picture it: The 7-year-old boy crying like a baby in 1967, because his cards were cut godawfully, is now a 63-year-old man jumping for joy because he found his 'great' miscuts - which could help finally solve the mind-numbingly tough sheet layout puzzle - buried in his old box of cards.

Times do change.

Times don't change - we're just all certifiable!

Actually - would a better explanation be that these were taken from vending than packs? I've seen cards which were obviously neighbors on the same sheet come out of vending (consecutively, one after the other just like they were cut) before.

[deweyinthehall]

Evidence that Alou is to the right of McCovey - this was already deduced but now there is visual confirmation....

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

Evidence that Alou is to the right of McCovey - this was already deduced but now there is visual confirmation....

Nice! I never did see that one looking through thousands of 67’s on eBay. It would be nice to see one of those 1967 miscut backs of Tommy Helms or the Braves Team card, Helms is the one card in the Series we couldn’t find on a miscut.