OT: Anyone ever see any T206s like this???

[Joshchisox08]

Name is present on the back.

[Michael Peich]

It looks to be ink offset from the card that was beneath it.

Cheers, Mike

[Pat R]

I've seen several like this. Here's one where just part of the team transferred.

[iwantitiwinit]

The printing sheets may have gotten wet or the card itself was wet. You can see that the card was stuck to something given the missing portion of the back as the card was pulled away from something.

[sreader3]

I have this Raymond with a Becker "ghost" caption on the back.

(Not for sale, just responding to OP).

[Pat R]

Scot, Your Raymond is an interesting card, All of the previous cards that I've
seen with this type of transfer have the same player on the front, I think
these transfers occurred at the factory (just my opinion). I know a lot of
people like to make fun of the mention of print defects but if someone
can find a print defect on a PD 350 that is the same on both Raymond and
Becker it could indicate that that they were in the same sheet position on
different sheets and the sheet your Raymond was on was placed on a wet
sheet that had Becker on it at the printing facility.

[Joshchisox08]

I'm guessing that these aren't that rare. Oh well can't beat it for $12!

[sreader3]

Originally Posted by Pat R

Scot, Your Raymond is an interesting card, All of the previous cards that I've
seen with this type of transfer have the same player on the front, I think
these transfers occurred at the factory (just my opinion). I know a lot of
people like to make fun of the mention of print defects but if someone
can find a print defect on a PD 350 that is the same on both Raymond and
Becker it could indicate that that they were in the same sheet position on
different sheets and the sheet your Raymond was on was placed on a wet
sheet that had Becker on it at the printing facility.

Hi Patrick,
I agree with you that Raymond and Becker likely occupied the same position on at least one T206 sheet.
Scot