Show...me...your print variations!

[Sliphorn]

Originally Posted by Pat R

That mark is similar to one that's found on a few Johnson (glove at chest) T206's.

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How do you find the post # mentioned?

[savedfrommyspokes]

Originally Posted by Sliphorn

How do you find the post # mentioned?

As an example, here is a link to 692

http://net54baseball.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=692


Otherwise using the manual process of scrolling through the thread looking for it......

[ALR-bishop]

....or describe what you are looking for in a new post and hope someone here goes and finds it for you

[swarmee]

Actually, the post can be found by going to the top right corner of the thread and click the down arrow next to the page numbers. Then divide the post by 10, and go to that page (or the one next to it). Presuming you have the standard 10 posts per page. If you've changed your preferences to change the number of posts per page, divide that number.

And since I'm here:

Looks like a bunch of Laughlin #32 were printed without the black ink pass, so that the 11-0 is transparent. Not sure if these cards were printed as one card per sheet, or if this would be widespread across the rest of the series.

[savedfrommyspokes]

Here is another variation within a variation. The obvious/known variation is that the word "Outfield" is on the card. In flipping few a few of the OF copies, there is, along the lower left area of the image, what appears to be a hand/finger print smudge of sorts. This smudge is more obvious in hand.

I did not see any of the copies w/o "Outfield" that have this smudge. Possibly someone caused this smudge while reviewing the correction?

[savedfrommyspokes]

While it is well known about the cropping variations with the 63 Topps mid series cards, I noticed something new (at least to me) on the back of one of the cropping variations. On the back of the 387 McBean card, the text below the animation box starts with "Al". Corresponding to the front cropping variations, half of the cards have a yellow "A" and the other half have a white "A" in "Al". Also, on the yellow "A" card, the white box that the card number is printed in is smaller than the white card number box on the white "A" card.

[ALR-bishop]

If I recall in his SCD article on the 63 cropping differences George Vrechek did note the difference on the back of the McBean card. I think the article had comparison scans of the differences in all the cards involved ( 11 ? ), which was very helpful in tracking them down.

Not sure if it showed up earlier in this thread

edit---here is SCD article

http://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geJ...zWC9manHnPNYw-