T206 sheets: Huge factory numbers at back bottom

[Jantz]

Looks good to me Pat.

Nice find and thank you for posting!

I was looking forward to talking with you at the National this year, but didn't see you all week.


Jantz

[Pat R]

I didn't make it to the national this year Jantz but I enjoyed talking with you
at last years, hopefully we can get together in AC next year if you're going.

[Jobu]

I know Cobb bat on is already on the list but there is no pic in this thread. (This one is on Ebay if anyone has been dying to get one).

[Pat R]

I picked up this Ames that has a patch of missing ink that the other two Ames posted in this thread also have. The Keeler posted in this thread also has the same exact spot that's missing ink. There are marks on some of the others that could possibly be used to pair up more of these.

[Luke]

That Ames is an amazing card, congrats! And great detective work as well!

[Jantz]

Damn good work Pat!

The missing ink on the crossbars could be a connector.

If we could find other players examples with this missing ink, then we could determine how many different sheets were printed for the Sweet Caporal 350-30 print run. It wouldn't matter now whether they have a sheet number or not.

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by Jantz

Damn good work Pat!

The missing ink on the crossbars could be a connector.

If we could find other players examples with this missing ink, then we could determine how many different sheets were printed for the Sweet Caporal 350-30 print run. It wouldn't matter now whether they have a sheet number or not.

Thanks Luke and Jantz,

It could help determine how many sheets this back plate was used on.
Personally I think there were several back plates used For each back, I
think they were also printed in some of the larger facilities owned by ALC
and not just their main facility in NYC but that's just my opinion.