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02-12-2014, 08:08 PM
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Kevin.....
 You guys rock.....Erick, and Steve......this Ewing is A PERFECT example of a "TWEENER"....Scrap.... The Ewing, is scrap, but hard to prove  ......Steve knows it is scrap.....I know it's scrap.......HOUND DAWG, you have the eye on everything, but Ewing is a tough call.....I call on Erick for opinions all the time on objective scrap views, Erick's eye is like an eagle, He knows his Shit, but Ewing is a tuf call, because of the not so obvious scrap signs, putting it in the "tweener" category....but I know it's scrap due to the circumstantial evidence....Steve had a good call on Ewing...going to break it down in tweener terms.....maybe Chris B can elaborate also... Tweeners are the "grey " area of scrap......there are some beauties in the Piedy 150 run, due to the poor quality control in the early printing....just common sense....the lithography of these beauties were still in a "kinda of an experimental stage," first runs(some of the best scrap came out of the Piedy 150 runs) Id love to see Ewing in person.....these "NON ISSUED" scraps are in a subset of their own... these "tweeners" will jump right out at me.... EWING CLUES: 1) top border peak above the "150" to the bottom highest point= (STEVE PLEASE measure), to the bottom "dip" is obvious scrap characteristics..........first big clue....this looks from the scan to be greater than 1/16th of an inch taller than the 2 5/8"...granted, there are OVERSIZED T206 top to bottom that exist out there, but the probability learns toward scrap with this card... 2) obvious miscut/misaligned / cut job, due to the super wide left front border(right reverse)..the back is another dead give away/ ..... THE SIZE, and obvious BACK miscut lead this to be a "TWEENER".....hard to "chop" up a standard size 206 to reflect those characteristics and dimensions on the card..... need a measurement! top highest point to the bottom dip.... coupled with the early 150 print run.....HIGH PROBABILTY OF SCRAP....90 % or greater inmho.....id love to hold this card., that's when one can really tell.. The bad hack job on the right side, still may have been done after the original card was cut off the scrap sheet......that could've been the annoying little sister with scissors  If this had a bad registration/ghost image/ color shift/ missing color/ double exposure/ missing ink/ ect, ect....any 1 more "clue" to scrap, it would be a 100% scrap then... iv been searching for these for many years, and after a while, you can pick 'em right out of a line up.....but some are "not so obvious", as in the case with this particular card of Ewing.... starring at it many times when Steve had posted it, leads me to believe it's a tweener scrap, but I need that measurement
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