The T206 HINCHMAN SEMI-COLON

[atx840]

Hey Craig. My lone example does not have the semi colon marking but does have a pronounced printers alignment mark that could potentially be causing the top dot marking you see

[npa589]

Originally Posted by atx840

Hey Craig. My lone example does not have the semi colon marking but does have a pronounced printers alignment mark that could potentially be causing the top dot marking you see

Same here. I have the same red alignment mark on one of mine (I currently have 2).

[Cardboard Junkie]

I have a printers line on bottom and top of mine.

[Craig M]

Very nice gentlemen and here's a couple more.

The card on the right, the printer line is a bluish-green color where as the other's appeared to be brownish-black. The card on the right also at the very top center of the card, there is another printer line.

I would say that with so many of these HINCHMAN cards having print marks that were not cleaned up, if you have a high graded HINCHMAN that is completely clean of print lines; that it would hold some type of a premium.

[Craig M]

While doing my research I ran across this double-namer (same name). It is a P150#25. Look closely at this beat up card and you can still see some type of print mark at the very top center.

[jlehma13]

Mine also has a very faint line above the comma.

[steve B]

Lots of the cards have the same partly erased alignment marks. Sometimes in multiple colors. Each different color could possibly have one.

I think those marks will eventually be another clue to sheet layouts.

I had a look for Hinchmans yesterday, since I don't have one yet. There are a few interesting things going on, including a slightly different sunset that might split between 150/350 like Conroys hat.


Is yours with the semicolon P150 with an odd mark on the back?


Steve B