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

[ALR-bishop]

Long time recognized "variation". There are also some partial black stars out there, and versions with partial missing front borders. They have some hobby recognition but are not part of the PSA registry master list and so do not carry as big a premium as the black star

[irv]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Long time recognized "variation". There are also some partial black stars out there, and versions with partial missing front borders. They have some hobby recognition but are not part of the PSA registry master list and so do not carry as big a premium as the black star

Thanks.

Guess those bidding on the card I posted think it is something special based on what they are bidding on the card for.

No harm in trying to bump it up I guess??

1928 Harrington's with and without the apostrophe. Also the backs can be different by an extra offer

[begsu1013]

just picked this up. lower left quarter panel is entirely white...

[variation-man]

looks like it sat in the sun and is faded

[ALR-bishop]

Finally we have a real variation man in this thread

....welcome

[variation-man]

thanks I do many variations and the miscut, faded, etc. are not variations. those are factory errors and mainly worthless. example of a true variation is the 1967 bolin white streak. a miscut card of a 1968 johnny bench rookie card showing half his face is worth zero unless you use it as a conversation piece showing on how bad quality control was back then.

[Tripredacus]

Originally Posted by variation-man

looks like it sat in the sun and is faded

red fades first, don't forget.

[Sliphorn]

I know everyone is aware of the green bleed on the back of some, but here is a frontal version difference. The left version has a short blue line to the left of Podres' head and a black mark of some kind in the upper right margin. There is also a border break at the top.