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Old 03-23-2015, 06:48 PM
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1956 Topps Eddie Robinson missing the 2b and 3b stats and 1956 Topps Jim Konstanty with an incomplete green stat box line around his E.R.A.
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Sweet finds, Cliff! You're on a roll!

Here's a couple I've found as of late...

72 Topps Santo IA with a "rainbow swirl"
This card can also be found with border breaks around in action without the swirl


76 Topps Traded Jack Brohamer with "peeling" black background
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Nice finds Cliff and Joe.
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This '62 Ruth is interesting for a couple of reasons. It is not only a green tint variation card, but it is also so miscut that it shows part of card #176 Eddie Yost (which is a pose variation) on it. A pretty cool find for any Dodgers error/variation collectors out there.

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Speaking of MC, here is a 69 T #232 with some sort of factory note along the left edge. Not sure what "slit b" stands for. Somewhere between a third to a half of the copies of this card that are OC r/l have this note (or parts of this note) on the left side edge.
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It reminds me of the notation on some of the 1960 Topps Banks cards

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Had not noticed the excess red below the border on this 72 #574 card before...while appearing in varying degrees, very few if any copies on ebay have this excess red, while about half on COMC do.
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Old 04-09-2015, 12:26 PM
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Checked the one in my set and it has a red line that is above rather than below the black border line
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