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Old 10-04-2024, 05:06 PM
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Well done. An enjoyable read. Gotta love the obscure cards of The Say Hey Kid
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Old 10-04-2024, 05:51 PM
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My scarcest Mays Topps items are the 67 Stand Up and Punch Out ( that 66 you have is a great item), and the 67 and 68 Discs. I have a "almost" set of the 68 Plaqs ( including the checklsts) but am missing the actual Mays plaq.
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These are all 1of ones
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Fun stuff, Larry!

If I’m not mistaken, you also have the only complete Briggs Meats Mays panel that I’ve seen.
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Old 10-04-2024, 07:49 PM
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I'm sorry I sold the green armour
Only 1 known
Still have the plak and dipsy doodles
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Old 10-04-2024, 08:21 PM
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I've always had a 52T Mays on my list of cards I'd like to pick up. However, other hobby priorities always pushed my funds in a different direction.
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Well done. An enjoyable read. Gotta love the obscure cards of The Say Hey Kid
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Good stuff!

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I really enjoyed reading that.
Here's another one you don't see every day. PSA has graded 7 copies.
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I really enjoyed reading that.
Here's another one you don't see every day. PSA has graded 7 copies.
Great card. This one was definitely on my short list, but had to make some difficult decisions, and ultimately it fell outside of the top 10 for me.

But now that you’ve reminded me just how rare they are, I probably need to think about raising my asking price for the one that I have on eBay.
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What are the populations on the 1962 Pittsburgh Exhibit, 1967-68 Topps Disc and 1968 Topps Standup Mays? Those 3 plus the 1968 Topps Plak are on my top 10 list for Roberto Clemente.
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What are the populations on the 1962 Pittsburgh Exhibit, 1967-68 Topps Disc and 1968 Topps Standup Mays? Those 3 plus the 1968 Topps Plak are on my top 10 list for Roberto Clemente.
The 62 Pittsburgh Exhibit was another piece that I placed just outside the top 10. PSA has it as a pop 10 for the 6 of Clubs. There is also a 7 of Clubs that is pop 1.

On the standups, did you mean 1964? If the 68 exists, it’s news to me. But it seems like I learn about new exotic issues all the time.

For the 67/68 test discs, they are pop 6.
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The 62 Pittsburgh Exhibit was another piece that I placed just outside the top 10. PSA has it as a pop 10 for the 6 of Clubs. There is also a 7 of Clubs that is pop 1.

On the standups, did you mean 1964? If the 68 exists, it’s news to me. But it seems like I learn about new exotic issues all the time.

For the 67/68 test discs, they are pop 6.
The 1967 Topps Stand Ups. PSA shows a Mays Proof selling in 2017, but there are pictures of a regular Mays, so I am sure it exists. My Clemente came from Woody Gelman's personal collection. He probably had a complete set.
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