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

[aronbenabe]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

Yes, the 1960 Ernie Banks has ‘SECTION II’ on the edge of the card and is fairly common, the 1964 Eddie Mathews has a large blue bar on the edge of the card. The Mathews must have been caught early and is extremely rare, I have only ever seen two of them, one is on eBay for $900 and the other is owned by a very large fish member here. ETA: correction, I should have said a very large underwater mammal .

Anyone know how common it is finding “SECTION 1” on a 1961 Topps card?


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[bnorth]

Originally Posted by aronbenabe

Anyone know how common it is finding “SECTION 1” on a 1961 Topps card?


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Cool mis-cut. I looked at about 80 of them and found 2 with it on them. Yours has way more showing than those 2.

[whiteymet]

Hi Guys:

I am not much into variations, and hope this has not been mentioned before, but noted this Kaline going through my 60 Topps set.

After looking at others on ebay it appears the card with the two red lines in the upper left corner are harder to find than those without See:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1960-Topps-...AAAOSwvuNc4KNf

above with the red lines

and

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1960-Topps-...UAAOSwzTRc1Mf8

without red lines

Fred

[Cliff Bowman]

The print lines on the 1960 Topps Kaline have been discussed here before, it can also be found on the 1960 Topps cards of Ernie Banks and Bobby Richardson.

[Cliff Bowman]

I don't recall seeing this one mentioned before (and apologies if someone already has), a seller has one up on eBay and that's where I spotted it. The 1967 Topps #268 Johnny Briggs can be found with or without the dot above the i in his facsimile signature, the one without the dot is the rarer one but can be found. I can only guess which one is the error and which one is the correction, who knows if Topps added the missing dot later on or even eliminated the dot purposely because it was touching his arm. ETA: I also noticed that all of the copies missing the dot have a pink streak on his cap, the copies with the dot do not have the pink streak on the cap.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

I don't recall seeing this one mentioned before (and apologies if someone already has), a seller has one up on eBay and that's where I spotted it. The 1967 Topps #268 Johnny Briggs can be found with or without the dot above the i in his facsimile signature, the one without the dot is the rarer one but can be found. I can only guess which one is the error and which one is the correction, who knows if Topps added the missing dot later on or even eliminated the dot purposely because it was touching his arm. ETA: I also noticed that all of the copies missing the dot have a pink streak on his cap, the copies with the dot do not have the pink streak on the cap.

Cool catch. I did find a few that had the dot and pink streak so there is 3 versions.

[Sliphorn]

Originally Posted by aronbenabe

Anyone know how common it is finding “SECTION 1” on a 1961 Topps card?


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I own two of them, having just picked one up on eBay. They are out there.

[West]

I've been collecting errors and variations from the 1990 Topps set for the past 7 years or so. Thought I'd share them here.

[ALR-bishop]

Thanks for sharing West

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by West

I've been collecting errors and variations from the 1990 Topps set for the past 7 years or so. Thought I'd share them here.

That Clemens is awesome.

[West]

Originally Posted by bnorth

That Clemens is awesome.

Thanks! It has a PSA authentication (a 6, probably because of the missing black ink) - but they just labeled it a standard Clemens. It’s nice to have a third party grader verify it’s an authentic card, at the very least.

The Speier and other green sheet errors I found randomly in wax boxes. I saw another Speier on EBay a few years ago but haven’t seen any others.