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Old 08-18-2020, 02:20 PM
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Default 1967 Topps Pin Ups

Learn something new every day. I always assumed they were inserts. Just had a 1967 Topps Pin Up Display Box consigned. No packs but a ton of high end loose posters.

Question is were they inserts also?
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Or did I assume badly. The cards aren't mentioned on the box, but it could be saying that the All Star Pin Up is the "Extra in Every Package" and it's actually "just" a 1967 Wax Box. But funny it doesn't mention anything about cards.

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Old 08-18-2020, 03:29 PM
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Or did I assume badly. The cards aren't mentioned on the box, but it could be saying that the All Star Pin Up is the "Extra in Every Package" and it's actually "just" a 1967 Wax Box. But funny it doesn't mention anything about cards.

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There are player poster packs from 1968, an indeterminate interim year reissuing them and 1972. What's the full product code on the box?
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Would be cool to see a picture or two.


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As soon as I get them done.

Looks like it is a wax box there are a few versions, all the same top image (a Mantle-esque batter) but at least two different sides and bottoms. One generic and one with the Pin Ups and the Bazooka Gift Catalog.
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Standard Catalog says inserts and I have a pack and wrapper that mention them. Not sure if some were marketed direct. I think Howard here has the unique Clemente discussed in the SCD Catalog






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Standard Catalog says inserts and I have a pack and wrapper that mention them. Not sure if some were marketed direct. I think Howard here has the unique Clemente discussed in the SCD Catalog
I've come to the conclusion that big Clemente sticker poster is a mockup used internally at Topps. It may have been part of the development of the Wide World of Sports sticker set at some point, or a determination on marketing something that looked like the 67 posters as stickers or even the big player posters from '68. Those mockups and set ideas often changed dramatically over time.
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I think Howard’s Clemente sticker “ pin up” also was a Topps mock up. I feel that the 68 Topps action all star stickers came from the idea of Howard’s Clemente.
I think the 67 pin ups were only inserted in packs ... maybe series 4 through 7
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