Rebacked T206's....heck NO....perhaps, they are Re-Fronted DRUM, HINDU cards ?

[toppcat]

Ted-looks like you have your own "super prints"!

[tedzan]

One can never have enough white-bordered Cobb's......if you cannot find the one you are looking for, then make a fake


TED Z

[steve B]

Am I the only one that noticed the PSA plank and the SGC Plank are different?

Look at the lower right corner area, at the fold in the shirtsleeve just next to the right border. One is obviously clear of the border, the other is partly obscured by the border. Did the restorations move the borders in, or are they printed differently?


Steve B

[JP]

Originally Posted by steve B

Am I the only one that noticed the PSA plank and the SGC Plank are different?

Look at the lower right corner area, at the fold in the shirtsleeve just next to the right border. One is obviously clear of the border, the other is partly obscured by the border. Did the restorations move the borders in, or are they printed differently?

Of course they're different. They aren't the same card. Those are the only two restored 150s that I know of...

[steve B]

Of course, they're different individual cards, I was writing about the variation like difference in the cropping of the picture.

The upper SGC card is cropped differently from the PSA card and the lower SGC card. Unless the restorers moved the border in quite a bit.

Steve B

[T206Collector]

Originally Posted by steve B

I was writing about the variation like difference in the cropping of the picture. The upper SGC card is cropped differently from the PSA card and the lower SGC card. Unless the restorers moved the border in quite a bit.

I see that, too. There is more left armpit in the PSA restored example. But, hey, if you're willing to pay for a restored example, you're evidently willing to pay for less original armpit!

[tedzan]

There is something strange about that SGC-A Plank (in post #42). I've compared it with a dozen other Plank's,
and none of their pictures are shifted to the right as that one is. This shift is ever so slight; nevertheless, it is
significant enough to raise some questions regarding that card.

Has anyone here seen a similar looking Plank ?


TED Z