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Old 05-29-2019, 04:56 PM
jmoran19 jmoran19 is offline
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Originally Posted by toppcat View Post
For whatever reason the 67 high # sheet shown above is the one that always pops up. Keith Olbermann has a remnant of a high # sheet with a different configuration though. So for 1967 the half sheets have different configurations. Topps clearly mucked with the '67 arrays for unknown reasons, as my attachment will show.

I've blogged about it here: https://toppsarchives.blogspot.com/s...High%20Numbers

And here is the KO remnant (from the top left corner):
Mucking with the placement of the rows was common practice for 109/110 card series
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