1955-1970 Topps Virtual Series Sheets

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

Here is a mock-up of one of the 1964 high series slits....no SPs here.

Great work as always! Kevin had a pic of this half sheet so we only had to figure out the other 33. We just finished the 1964 Topps 6th Series which was one of the funnest ones we have done, hopefully it can eventually be shown here. It is a 77 card Series so it has 33 4x cards and 44 3x cards.

[deweyinthehall]

A faux slit from the 1956 second series sheet...

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

A faux slit from the 1956 second series sheet...

Beautiful! Great job as always. Thank you to Nicolo for showing close-ups of his blanket of the 1956 Topps 2nd Series so we could figure out the Slits. I will need to change the thread title now .

[e6phillips]

Really nice work!

I've been chasing down the second series white backs for a few years, and it is more than likely that the columns with Killebrew, Hodges, and Rizzuto on the bottom are double-printed.

The cards on the bottom row of the other columns -- Thomas, Courtney, Trucks, Yost, and the Pirates Team card -- are especially hard to find when you're just looking through boxes and binders at stores and shows.

The cards on the top row of those columns are also hard to find.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by e6phillips

Really nice work!

I've been chasing down the second series white backs for a few years, and it is more than likely that the columns with Killebrew, Hodges, and Rizzuto on the bottom are double-printed.

The cards on the bottom row of the other columns -- Thomas, Courtney, Trucks, Yost, and the Pirates Team card -- are especially hard to find when you're just looking through boxes and binders at stores and shows.

The cards on the top row of those columns are also hard to find.

Correct, the Jacobs, Snider, and Berra columns are printed twice on the other Slit so that means the Roselli and Jones columns are 2x (SP’s) and the other six columns are 3x.