Ronald....
Great post..
As you probably know, I am extremely biased to the error/freak T206...but , I always try to give the real deal...
Your WST on the T206 is the Background to the "assuming" portrait of the player.....this is one of the more "common" wst....a cool error none the less, but in terms of added value to the card, this one would only add a smaller premuim...I know you did't really want to know the "value", but "value" is HIGHLY correlated to DESIRABILITY....(btw...is it a red background on the front??)
that layer was applied more heavily I beleive in the T206 set....
"THE UNWRITTEN RULE OF THUMB" is the more difficult/cool/weird/unique/one of a kind/crazy / odd/dramatic/ correlated to unique print process/ or just plain DRAMATIc.....the "cooler" the error ....HENCE...the more DESIRABLE....correlated directly to value or price....
example...
"common wst" (as yours), not very defined, ect, ect added value maybe $30 bux to the card...
An overprinted "ghost" such as this Weimer...10K to the card
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there is a huge range or error value / desirability in the T206 set, and many are left for the market to decide....and it is trending positively..
one man's trash is another man's treasure(btw...I will take all or any of those ugly garbage T206 printer scrap
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Chris,
next post is for you my friend