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Old 02-21-2019, 05:08 PM
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middle panel has green tint cards and looks to be rows 1, 2 and 3 not 5/6/7 from your pic. John
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Awesome! Thank you. Might fit in with my theory of doubling up the middle 4 rows on the other half sheet, assuming the GT printers used the same basic formatting.
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Here are the other two pieces I have pictures of. Neither offers any additional insight, unfortunately.

*1962series2sheet1.jpg
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Side note: the horizontal crop marks appear at the bottom of the 4th and 8th rows.
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As far as I can see; All of the sheets you posted have the common (non green tint) variations.

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Yes, all the sheets I have are the 'regular' card versions.
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Might fit in with my theory of doubling up the middle 4 rows on the other half sheet, assuming the GT printers used the same basic formatting.
Printing each card 3 times in 44 card blocks was Topp’s SOP for 87/88 card series
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I would also be appreciative if anyone has pics to show of any first series full sheets or partials (other than this one)...

*1962series1sheet.jpg
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all I got for series 1

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all I got for series 1
Attachment 345954
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When I download that top image, it comes across as tiny. Could you PM me the original file? Or is what you have a tiny image to begin with? Thanks.
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