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Originally Posted by Dpoolem3
Long time reader, first time poster
I'm in no way well versed on the t206 set though I have been collecting it for a few years(monster number around 400 or so) and a little while back I wanted to add more disappointment to my life and began a Tolstoi sub set which I am about 70 cards into.....and one thing I have noticed is out of those 70 cards roughly 50 of them have the ghost image of the Tolstoi back showing on the front of the card, far more rate of occurrence than other backs it's seems and it made me wonder....why?
What was different....did they use a different ink that dried slower? Did the guy that moved the sheets just not care about his job anymore? Was the ink used similar to newspaper ink and possibly a collector stacked them together in a humid area and it led to the ink bleeding onto the card behind it, a wet transfer but in an attic? Am I just imagining this whole thing?
I have noticed I have zero ghost images on any card with a red background.
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GreetiNs to ya Kind Sir!,
I do believe that is you started a NeW Thread Wit this as a Topic...
"TOLSTOI BLACK INK QUESTION"
or one to your more liking
The T206 Gents Will Arise to the Occasion!!!
I do have an Opinion...
Howevar, as they have said ~"When iN Rome"
Good Day to Ya!