Regarding the SOVEREIGN "apple green" back phenomena....some interesting stuff

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by teetwoohsix

Thanks Ted.

The apple green do seem to almost "flouresce"(sp?) way more than the other shades. It's interesting that this particular back has more than two "shades" of green. I know Piedmont has two shades of blue, and I've seen lighter and darker Sweet Caporals (I'm not sure the Sweet Caporals have two different shades of red, but rather some are faded and some are still solid).

Another interesting thing is the difference in the brown color in the brown OM and the brown Lenox,,, sorry, I'm getting off track.

Sincerely, Clayton

Clayton

Check-out my two UZIT cards....light blue vs. dark blue. Quite similar to the PIEDMONT Factory 42 vs. Factory 25 cards.






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TED Z

[DerekMichael]

whooooooa!

Mr. Zanidakis,

Do you actually think there are different variations of Uzit backs too, or is one just faded?

That would be seriously wild. Do you think there would be a premium in pricing based on the different shade of blue?

The T206 set seriously blows my mind on a fairly regular basis. Oh, how I love it!

Derek

PS

I miss my Walter Johnson! But I am glad you get to enjoy it

[tedzan]

SOVEREIGN apple green cards...........


2nd of 4 groups (15 subjects per sheet)....... Dougherty >> Leifield






TED Z

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by DerekMichael

whooooooa!

Mr. Zanidakis,

Do you actually think there are different variations of Uzit backs too, or is one just faded?

That would be seriously wild. Do you think there would be a premium in pricing based on the different shade of blue?

The T206 set seriously blows my mind on a fairly regular basis. Oh, how I love it!

Derek

PS

I miss my Walter Johnson! But I am glad you get to enjoy it

Derek

The UZIT back on the Herzog card is not faded. I have had (or seen) seen other UZIT cards with that lighter shade of blue ink.

I would not think the price of a UZIT card would be a function of dark blue or lighter blue ink. UZIT's are expensive, regardless.

TED Z