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11-17-2019, 08:59 AM
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New scan Sun fading vs blue/no yellow variation: new evidence
Hi guys. I picked up a 600 count box of 1977 topps today at the flea market. Nothing special, but this card is very intriguing. As you can see it has green name text on the left that transitions to blue on the right. I do not think half of the card was left out in the sun. The Y on Johnny and o in Oates shows clear transition between blue and green. I am wondering if this lends credence to some of the blue/ no yellow pass variations that are debated on other threads. The catcher sign shows only the faintest hint of a creme hue and the field transitions to an almost black and white appearance. A very cool card and I could not find any others in the group with similar traits although I do plan on checking again. Thoughts?
Last edited by Econteachert205; 11-27-2019 at 05:11 PM. 
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