1970 topps printing error ? Proof ? Help

[MGHPro]

Posted these in the b/s/t by accident - any help or info on these would be appreciated
Thanks
Matt

[MGHPro]

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[savedfrommyspokes]

Very neat, not sure what they are..... could they be some type of progressive proof missing the black ink portion of the printing?

[Exhibitman]

Looks like they missed the gray and black ink on that sheet.

[ALR-bishop]

Since they have regular backs I do not think they are proofs. Agree with Adam that black/gray color defect. Neat items

[MGHPro]

Thanks guys - you are correct - no gray on them either .
Any idea on values ?
Thanks
Matt

[bnorth]

Thanks guys - you are correct - no gray on them either .
Any idea on values ?
Thanks
Matt

Them are some cool missing black ink cards. Not real sure of price but I would love to have one. If you would part with one please let me know.

Do they look to be factory cut?

[Zach Wheat]

Thanks guys - you are correct - no gray on them either .
Any idea on values ?
Thanks
Matt

There would be a wide range of values for the lot....but probably under $50+/- to the right buyer. I don't see a lot of these types of cards - but the market isn't that deep either.

Z

[70ToppsFanatic]

If you want to see them added to a 1970 collection that includes a full PSA 9 (or better) registry set, wax, cello and rack unopened, and all sorts of additional 1970 Topps pieces then send me a message. I'd be a buyer.

[ALR-bishop]

If you want to know what they are worth put them on eBay or the BST here. Looks like you already have some interest.

[MGHPro]

Thanks for the help . It's appreciated . They do seem factory cut .

Matt

[Cliff Bowman]

They are all from the first series and are all cut with identical centering, so I would think it is safe to say they are all from the same exact sheet.

[Exhibitman]

I'd be interested also. You really have to auction them to get an idea of value because print freaks price out all over the place.

[MGHPro]

Thanks for all of the responses and help - will post when I decide what to do with them
Thanks

[toppcat]

Those are quite striking-the Athletics Rookies especially!

[ALR-bishop]

Time and the increase in obsessive compulsive types ...like us :)....sure change things. If you had found that card in a pack in 1970 you likely would have felt Topps dad screwed you;)