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#8
06-05-2012, 08:46 PM
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I've seen more than a few of those E93 Planks with the different coloration, I think this could almost qualify as a true variation. This card is akin to the less well known E97 Davis different coloration.
For a card with a truly different coloration, instead of just looking like missed color passes, I'd submit my E97 and E97 blank back Camnitz'. If I didn't have them locked away in a safe somewhere I would post the scans, totally different colors. 
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