19689 Topps

[Waz1]

Working on a 1968 set and I see where Milton Bradley used yellow backs (with white as opposed to grey) areas on the back. That set list is primarily lower numbers. I have a number of higher numbers (upper 200's and 300's). Anyone know what they are from?

 

[PRosefan1]

1968 topps Venezuelan maybe?

 

[SymphonicMetal]

1968 topps Venezuelan maybe?

That would be my guess since the set goes to 370 cards. I was thinking OPC was a possibility but that set is less than 200 cards and he has cards in the 200s and 300s. I think you answer is going to be the correct one.

 

[rotorob]

Info on 1968 Topps Veneszuelan:

This set is a parallel version of the first 370 cards of the regular 1968 Topps set and is similar in design. A major difference is that the Venezuelan cards are printed on a gray stock and have an orange background compared to the American Topps. There is also the "Hecho en Venezulela - C. A. Litoven" printed in faint white type at the bottom on the back of the card. However, not all of the cards have that expression printed on the bottom. Among the notable cards which do not is the Tom Seaver (number 45) card.