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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis

RICK

I don't think there are many T206 collectors that care about this "printer's mark". Most trying to complete this set are just happy
to find a Joe Doyle. And, the reasons this card is tough to find are well-known.

Recently, a "reader" of this forum did advertise "the dot" when he listed on ebay a Joe Doyle (with an Old Mill back that was graded
either a "4" or a "5"); and, he sold it for about $800. Whether the "dot" made an impact on the selling price is anyone's guess.

I did not initiate this thread to establish some monetary value on this strange variation of the Joe Doyle card....but to inform and to
stir up some thought-provoking conversation. As, my understanding was that very few T206 collectors were aware of this printer's
mark and the possible significance that it may imply.

TED Z