E90-1 Blank Backs (also their shared sets: e106, e105, e101, e102, e92)

[CobbSpikedMe]

Here are scans of my blank backed Seigle. I'm not sure of any differences with his card between different sets either so I've always considered it an e92.

Thanks,

AndyH


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[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by CobbSpikedMe

Here are scans of my blank backed Seigle. I'm not sure of any differences with his card between different sets either so I've always considered it an e92.

Thanks,

AndyH


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It may be more of a coincidence, but on every 1909 E92 Croft's Cocoa Seigle image I found online (three on cardtarget) had a print dot below his throwing hand in the yellow. This dot didn't show up on any other backs I found. I don't own any so I don't know if that means anything.

[CobbSpikedMe]

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

It may be more of a coincidence, but on every 1909 E92 Croft's Cocoa Seigle image I found online (three on cardtarget) had a print dot below his throwing hand in the yellow. This dot didn't show up on any other backs I found. I don't own any so I don't know if that means anything.

Andy,

That's very interesting about the print dot showing up on Croft's backs. I'll have to keep an eye out for that from now on. Thanks for pointing it out.

Best regards,

AndyH

[bn2cardz]

Now that there has been a list put out in another thread about e90-1 exclusive artwork I was wondering if anyone has found any other cards from this list that has a blank back.

[ScottFandango]

there is no such thing as a "blank back" E90-1...

they dont exist...

simple.

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by ScottFandango

there is no such thing as a "blank back" E90-1...

they dont exist...

simple.

Based on what? My original post shows a Krause. The image of Krause is exclusive to the e90-1 set. So why do you say they don't exist? Are you saying that blank backs are a separate set and should not be considered a part of the e90-1 set? Either way I want to know if any other images from the e90-1 exclusive artwork has also been found with a blank back.

[ScottFandango]

the blank back is a "salesman sample"

as we know, the front images of many caramel cards are shared by different companies....these companies ordered the picture card fronts and had their own company names printed on the back....the Krause was a salesman's example he could show prospective companies...

same thing still happens now, but nowadays, the word "SAMPLE" is usually placed on the card.....I have some "Sample" cards in hand...

the on thing that correctly identifies these cards is the back label...no back label means its not part of the set...