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08-16-2014, 11:59 AM
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e95 and e96 as a general rule, are relatively "clean" sets - meaning, you see very few printing flubs or variations out of these. I agree with your thoughts on the Crawford but I think there are several e95s that have a washed out look to them. Check out Matty and the Krause cards in particular. Those two are just as bad as Crawford!
The only true e95 color variation that I've come across is the neon-orange Cicotte shown here....I'd love to see others though if people have them. Item_21866_1.jpg Lot253a_lg.jpg 
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