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Originally Posted by Pup6913
This is F'-ing ridiculous. As soon as a few marks are found on a 206 its instantly a variation but if its another less collected set the obvious variations are swept under the rug and disregarded. The Graham 205 Blue writing vs Black writing on front. No way to say its not a deliberate change in ink thus making it a variation but will probably never be recognized as such. The PB white is another. There was also a card I wanted to buy from Turner at nationals that was a reverse image. That was a strip card found with 2 different fronts yet it is disregarded as a variation. So WTF makes a variation. Just Because its a 206 is my vote and nothing less.
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Funny, I remember being surprised back in aught-10 (when the thread started) that it didn't get more discussion.
It went over a whole year with nary a peep (unless I missed it). I wouldn't call that "instantly".
Not defending t206 over t205 per se' just commenting on the interesting view from different perspectives.