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

[ALR-bishop]

After recount I do have 5 Elliotts including the damaged 5 version which I think may be the toughest.

May have to look for the Terwilliger logo. On of mine has a flattened area at top of logo rather that rounded. Are there some with gaps ?

On Valo my version with the wavy front righ bottom border is missing the . in 280

[Sliphorn]

I had this one as a result of the lower right bar being somewhat cut off, like Minarcin, only less so.

One of these has the .280 BA without the dot on the reverse.

[Sliphorn]

I know this is baseball cards, but this is variation in the 1956 Topps set. Both varieties are on COMC and eBay, so they are easy to get. You can see the yellow block on the lower right of the card front.

[ALR-bishop]

Thomas--good to hear from you. My defective Valo is llike yours and is missing the dot before 280 on the back as well

[G1911]

For 145 Valo, I did not know (thank you guys) about the front name box defect.

My version of .280 and 280 are both fully printed in the red name box. A smidgeon of the corner of the "2" in the "280" version is missing, if you look closely.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

May have to look for the Terwilliger logo. On of mine has a flattened area at top of logo rather that rounded. Are there some with gaps ?

Here what I believe are the 3 different versions

1) Fully rounded, normal and proper logo

2) Flat top logo, top flattened and squished, but thinly connected.

3) Full gap, similar to 2 but the line is fully broken and cut off even more. The top black line is 'bent down'.

Combined with the pirates logo and stocks, there are a lot of total versions of Terwilliger.

[G1911]

1952 Topps Bobby Shantz #219 comes with, beneath the bottom black border roughly below the first "B" in his first name:

1) Light pink blotch

2) Darker magenta/red spot

3) Cleanly printed

[ALR-bishop]

Those are good ones Greg. I think I posted mine in the Topps 1952 Gallery thread. There is a 59 Grammas card with a something similar blob, transition card and clean

[G1911]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Those are good ones Greg. I think I posted mine in the Topps 1952 Gallery thread. There is a 59 Grammas card with a something similar blob, transition card and clean

It's getting difficult for my little brain to remember what's been posted here before now that we have so many on the post-war board somewhere . Thankfully I have all of the 59 Grammas', but I only have 1 Shantz. I don't think I'm finishing a 52 Topps pedantic master any time soon...

[G1911]

1964 Topps Giants #10 Jim Bunning comes with or without this white line running from his arm to the border, in the upper right of the picture. Neither version seems very difficult and there's plenty of examples of each on eBay, scanning over them.

This one also has a white line running from his hand to his cap, but not all with the dash have this. I think 3 total versions.

[ALR-bishop]

Nope....I refuse to get involved with variants in that set .

But I really like the set

[G1911]

1970 Topps #19 Johnny Boccabella comes with or without this small blue extension from the biography box, above the card number.

These are both the white stock reverses.

[Cliff Bowman]

If this one has been mentioned before I don't remember it. While searching 1957 5th Series cards for a different reason I ran across multiples of these so it is recurring and not a one time print freak.

[ALR-bishop]

Cliff---I actually got one of these Lynch variants after Mike Cady posted one that I think he got from Thomas ( sliphorn) on his variations site. I also saw there and picked up another one with an incomplete back circle, Arroya 394, but unlike Lynch the side stats seem unaffected. Scans of both on site below

https://baseballcardvariationsguideb...58-topps-1962/