Topps 1959

[Keviron]

I was wondering if the Smudged "T" and full stats would be found together on a card; so I guess yes they can!

From my research, I think it may be possible to have the Wynn on grey or white back, with or without the "I" in PITCHER smudged on the front and with or without the frame line break on the back. That makes 8 possible variations (whew). The break is on the left side, to the left of 1944.

(This card is not mine, the image is pulled from an eBay auction)

[Keviron]

While the back of the 416 Sullivan get a lot of attention for the circle/no circle and period/no period varieties, I also noticed a difference on the front. Maybe less pronounced than the Drabowsky or Ramos varieties, but this one is definitely repeated.

On some cards the lower left corner of the card is clean orange. On others there is a small rectangle - it almost looks like tape might have been used to hold things together early in production and this made its way onto the card (total speculation ?). Interestingly, I have only ever seen the rectangle on the no circle/no period and no circle/period varieties. Granted I have not seen too many of these. I have seen the circle/period (normal) variety with both the rectangle and a clean corner.

The left side of the scan shows no rectangle, the right side of the scan shows the rectangle.

[ALR-bishop]

Wow. Now how many Sullivans do you have to have them all

[Cliff Bowman]

I noticed these recently, 1959 Elmer Singleton and 1959 Hank Sauer with excessive yellow ink along the bottom edge. Undoubtedly there are others with this printing flaw.

[ALR-bishop]

More good stuff Cliff

And Saved, wanted to acknowledge your reference to Richard Dingman. I have also shared info with him and his lists are a great resource. Dick Gilkeson is another