Show...me...your print variations!

[Sliphorn]

The 1964 #76 has a small vertical line to the left of #44 and this is the common as I have seen 10 with it and just this one without the line.

The 1964 #13 Phillies team has many of these cards with this line kind of faded out at the lower left. They are all over the place on eBay and COMC.

[ALR-bishop]

1964 on 76

[Sliphorn]

I wanted to alert variations and errors collectors that, for the second time, I did not receive the card from Check Out My Cards that was shown. It was a Deans card. The reply I got from COMC was:

We were able to follow up on this card with Dean's. The copy of the card had double sold. When this happens, Dean's sends a copy with the same or higher grade to replace it. If you are unhappy with the card, please return it for a full refund.

Here is an example with 1957 #119 STan Lopata:

COMC item # 19525890
eBay 1957 Topps #119 Stan Lopata GOOD N17599

Tell me that this is not the same card.

I hope that none of you gets cheated with this.

[brightair]

Slip,
Did they alert you it was not the card you bought, or did you have to discover this on your own?
I have bought some cards from COMC, variations that I discovered, and when I got the card, I couldn't figure out why I had bought it. I always wondered if they slipped me a different card...but haven't been able to prove it yet. I need to keep better records.
Richard D

[savedfrommyspokes]

With both COMC and our own BST, I have learned that when I buy a card(s), I right click and save the image....makes it easy to go back when things do not match up.

[ALR-bishop]

Glad it is not just me Richard. Also, I put any variant I get in with my sets in an overlay sheet. A few years back I went through all my sets and put a label on each variant pointing out what the variant was. It took a long time on some to figure out what the difference was

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by savedfrommyspokes

With both COMC and our own BST, I have learned that when I buy a card(s), I right click and save the image....makes it easy to go back when things do not match up.

That is good advice Saved I do it also.

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Glad it is not just me Richard. Also, I put any variant I get in with my sets in an overlay sheet. A few years back I went through all my sets and put a label on each variant pointing out what the variant was. It took a long time on some to figure out what the difference was

I think all us weird oddball print error collectors have done that way too many times to remember. I know I do it on a regular basis, I always think about labeling them but never do.