1968 topps checklists

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

In these cases you need to see the back of the sheet to determine which series the checklist was in (for series 2 and up). For series 1, the difference could be which printer did the cards or if the checklist was updated for some reason. Example of that scenario would be the 1965 Topps Series #1 Checklist which IIRC (doing this from memory) has either Cannizzaro or C.Cannizzaro as card #61.

Regards
Rich

That is odd, that checklist was printed only on the First Series slits. Was it a later printed correction or was one of the checklists printed on the sheet with the C and the other one printed without the C?

[jmoran19]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

That is odd, that checklist was printed only on the First Series slits. Was it a later printed correction or was one of the checklists printed on the sheet with the C and the other one printed without the C?

the 1st series Kaat CL was on the sheet layout twice, one is in column 1 and the other is in column 11. JOhn

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by jmoran19

the 1st series Kaat CL was on the sheet layout twice, one is in column 1 and the other is in column 11. JOhn

Ahhh, they double printed it and apparently one has the C and the other one doesn’t.

[Kevvyg1026]

The fine mesh version of checklist 2 was printed in series 2. Here is a miscut to illustrate.

1968_chk_2_below_yaz_ws.jpg

[Kevvyg1026]

Here are two miscuts of series 6 checklist. One is from series 5 printing (Hatton MC), while the other is from a series 6 printing (F Robby underneath).

1968_454_series_5.jpg

1968_454_series_6.jpg

[Kevvyg1026]

Here's front and back of check 7 from series 6 printing

1968_518_front_back_series_6.jpg

[Kevvyg1026]

Here are front/back of check 4 from a series 3 printing

1968_chk4_series_3.jpg