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Scott GutweinThank you for everyone's input on this thread. Very informative.
I recently saw a miscut e90-3 for sale. The interesting thing about the miscut is the horizontal miscut allowed the card to have the same name on the top and bottom of the card. I'm not sure if the e90-1, e90-2 and e90-3 sets were all printed the same way, but if they were then the printing in rows of the same player would be very interesting. It would actually allow the printer to double print more rows of one player if he was local (Philadelphia players).
I also would be interested in why the Wagner throwing is so rare. If it was printed about the same time as the T206 Wagner, maybe he stopped printing on all of his cards until some issues could be worked out. What are the approximate print dates of the two sets? If there was any relationship to that, maybe the red Wagner batting was the second Wagner printed at a later time which would explain why it's more common.
I appreciate all the help people have given me on my set. Thank you. You know who you are.
Scott Gutwein (ubiqty)