1955-1970 Topps Virtual Series Sheets

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by quitcrab

1966

If that was a 6th Series Slit I would have sold something and PayPal'd you $100 out of eternal gratitude.

[deweyinthehall]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

If that was a 6th Series Slit I would have sold something and PayPal'd you $100 out of eternal gratitude.

Seriously...I was a half second from jumping out of my chair when I saw that...

[stevepoland]

Does anyone have this?

PS no one has created a website with all the sheets easily searchable/viewable, right 🤣 Searching this forum is something else 🤣

Thank you for the great work everyone has done 🙏🏻

[Cliff Bowman]

Here is a 1967 6th Series virtual slit that hasn't been shown on this thread.

[jmoran19]

Originally Posted by stevepoland

Does anyone have this?

PS no one has created a website with all the sheets easily searchable/viewable, right �� Searching this forum is something else ��

Thank you for the great work everyone has done ����

Member here has created a site that contains uncut sheets

https://mrpekrul.wixsite.com/narciss...ps-set-history

[stevepoland]

Everyone may have this, but it was just posted on Facebook.

[Cliff Bowman]

I think this is the last completed virtual sheet to not be posted on this thread, the 1969 3rd Series. The Hunter, Harrelson, Ricketts, and Cottier rows are 3x, the other 6 rows are 2x. The Reggie Jackson rookie is a 3x. Unfortunately this will probably be the last reconstructed sheet that will be completed, the remaining ones like 1965 6th Series and 1966 6th Series are pipe dreams at this point.

[deweyinthehall]

One of the two 7th series slits - identical to the other slit given 66 cards in the series (65 +1 reprint of the checklist)...

[obcbeatle]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

I think this is the last completed virtual sheet to not be posted on this thread, the 1969 3rd Series. The Hunter, Harrelson, Ricketts, and Cottier rows are 3x, the other 6 rows are 2x. The Reggie Jackson rookie is a 3x. Unfortunately this will probably be the last reconstructed sheet that will be completed, the remaining ones like 1965 6th Series and 1966 6th Series are pipe dreams at this point.

Love this thread, is the reason that the 1965 & 1966 6th Series are pipe dreams because, those 2 series were short print series, and there are few examples of MC/OC cards in the wild ? If so, why on earth would Topps suddenly be able to correct their MC/OC card production problem for just those 2 series, after years of printing MC/OC cards, before & after 1965/1966?