A hypothetical thought problem

[darkhorse9]

If someone had an uncut sheet of 1952 high numbers, I'm betting they could get enough publicity to convince Topps themselves to do the cutting. Think about the media surrounding that. Video of Topps placing the sheet onto their cutters and producing new cards with it would be heartstopping.

Then you probably have new questions about the legitimacy, but it would also answer a lot of questions.

[ALR-bishop]

I'd wait until Doug was on one of his band sojourns and then get it from his living room and put it in mine

[doug.goodman]

Al -

Would you let me visit occasionally to see it?

Doug

[SMPEP]

This is easy. Keep the sheet.

There are PSA 10s out there. There is only 1 known partial sheet with an uncut mantle on it (25 cards on the sheet and the mantle has creases).

Oh, and there are only 3 uncut high number sheets known to exist and all of them are 25 card versions.

[Matthew80]

Originally Posted by darkhorse9

If someone had an uncut sheet of 1952 high numbers, I'm betting they could get enough publicity to convince Topps themselves to do the cutting. Think about the media surrounding that. Video of Topps placing the sheet onto their cutters and producing new cards with it would be heartstopping.

Then you probably have new questions about the legitimacy, but it would also answer a lot of questions.

Good points, all of them. I couldn't handle watching them cut the lines of high series cards. You could probably raise a ton of money just putting that on PPV

Of course, a good rule of thumb: never turn down a PSA 10 '52 Topps Mantle. If someone offers to trade it, you take it. Uncut sheets, unborn children, ungraded lot of VG to EX-MT 1988 Topps- you get it!

[campyfan39]

I appreciate this thread as I have been debating what to do with my uncut sheet