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Old 07-23-2024, 07:33 PM
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Cliff andI recreated both 7th series slits. The Ellsworth mock up slit went:

Row Leading Card
1 Dick Ellsworth
2 Mike Hershberger
3 Gus Gil
4 Al Jackson
5 Cubs RS
6 Phil Gagliano
7 Ruben Amaro
8 Dick Ellsworth
9 Mike Hershberger
10 Gus Gil
11 Al Jackson
12 Cubs RS


The other slit goes like:

Row Leading Card
1 Cubs RS
2 Phil Gagliano
3 Ruben Amaro
4 Gus Gil
5 Al Jackson
6 Cubs RS
7 Phil Gagliano
8 Ruben Amaro
9 Dick Ellsworth
10 Mike Hershberger
11 Gus Gil
12 Al Jackson
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Old 07-23-2024, 07:39 PM
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The 4th series slit is a 99 card series and should have 6 rows printed 3x with 3 rows printed 2x. The slit image of which I am aware has the McCovey AS card at top left and the various lead cards are:

Row Leading Card
1 McCovey AS
2 B Robinson AS
3 Ray Washburn
4 Bubba Morton
5 Tito Francona
6 Ray Culp
7 Sal Bando
8 Wayne Comer
9 Ed Kranepool
10 McCovey AS
11 B Robinson AS
12 Ray Washburn

Although I haven't seen the 2nd slit, there are a sufficient number of miscuts and wrong backs that I believe the 2nd slit goes like:

Row Leading Card
1 Ray Culp
2 Sal Bando
3 Wayne Comer
4 Ed Kranepool
5 McCovey AS
6 B Robinson AS
7 Ray Washburn
8 Bubba Morton
9 Tito Francona
10 Ray Culp
11 Sal Bando
12 Wayne Comer
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Old 07-24-2024, 11:04 AM
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I was able to place Lee Elia and Clyde King from these miscuts the last couple of days, I am down to four cards to finish the 1969 3rd Series 110 card sheet, Vic Davalillo, Elrod Hendricks, Bart Shirley, and Gary Sutherland.
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Old 07-28-2024, 08:27 AM
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Question - found this sell sheet at TCDB. It notes that the racks came 48 per case and makes no mention of a display box. Did the case of 48 come with the sort of store display rack shown in the image? 48 would yield 3 even displays of 16 per holder.
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Old 08-21-2024, 12:16 AM
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The Salmon row and the NL Home Run Leaders row are obviously the other two 3x rows on the B slit going by eBay quantities but I don't know the layout of that slit, I couldn't find any useful miscuts. There are miscut Chico Salmon cards that have SLIT B on the left side so I believe the Salmon row and the NL Home Run Leaders row are the two bottom rows on the B slit.
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Old 08-22-2024, 01:32 PM
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There is a mc of Horace Carke, showing he is above Chico Salmon on the 2nd slit.

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Old 08-22-2024, 06:31 PM
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Here is a 1969 Topps Ernie Banks on the bottom row of the B Slit. That places the Salmon row and the NL Home Run Leaders row in the 11 and 12 slots of the B Slit. They could have just switched the bottom two rows of each Slit and it would have worked but I would be very surprised if it's that simple.
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Old 08-23-2024, 09:47 PM
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I would be fine with going with the theory that both Slits are the same other than the bottom two rows being different on each Slit, I haven't seen any evidence that says otherwise and we can always change it if contrary evidence does show up.
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