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(Sadly no Teddy Ballgame)allegedlyWOW that last card! Amazing....thanks for posting this, TNP. I give a thumbs up based on the number of Red Sox cards
BTW Austin, the Clemente was NOT the last card in the pack, it was the second to last. a horribly OC Johnny Riddle was the last card.
Exactly. It's just really suspicious because of all the severely off-centered cards except the most valuable card in the set, which also just has a major roller print mark that the other cards don't have.Nah, this thread would be ridiculously boring if we didn't question it. Isn't that what "forums" are for? To look at all sides? I think there is enough inconsistencies to warrant at least that discussion. Whether he pulled it or not, those are amazing cards! Maybe that's what I forgot to say!
Has anyone ever opened a pack of vintage Topps?
Good god. The collation, centering, print lines, etc are all over the place.
There were 110 cards on each sheet.
The 1955 set is inconsistent in terms of replication of rows across the sheets. Topps probably left spots open to allow for players contested by Bowman to be pulled and replaced with cards of other players on the sheet if they had to.
