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02-18-2010, 12:23 PM
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Other than a brief dabble into the era many years ago (I have a 69 deckle edge set, and a 68 game set, and at one time I purchased some 52 topps commons)...Mantle is way beyond the years I collect. I don't think I purchased a card from the 50s or 60s in about 25 years or so. So - the answer is... I have no idea. But..... to me it comes down to intent..... so - if the card company intended to make a change (not just sloppy printing) - I would call it a variation.
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