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Noticed it on another members card here as well.
I assume, based on where this card was located on a sheet, that that is the reason why more cards don't have them?
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52 Topps cards. https://www.flickr.com/photos/144160280@N05/ http://www.net54baseball.com/album.php?albumid=922 Last edited by irv; 09-26-2016 at 06:15 PM. |
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1972 card #337, Mike Kilkenny, appears with and without a short, thick black line in the bottom yellow area of the "S." The version without the mark is seemingly a tad bit 'rarer' than the other, but there are untold numbers of each out there.
1972kilkenny337.jpg Hmmm…Mike Kilkenny? I wonder if he's a fan of 'South Park.'
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The House card on the left has a Tiger logo that is nearly yellow, except for the tongue which is light red and some very light orange around the top of the tiger's head. The true variations of this card I have viewed, show the Tiger's tongue as well as the rest of its face yellow also. Is this "yellow" Tiger variation a "progressive" type of variation as there appear to be some varying degrees/amounts of yellow?
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There are a couple of House threads in here somewhere where it has been argued there are several versions of this card, including a grey back yellow and degrees of red in the tongue and elsewhere on the yellow Tiger
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http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...=162102&page=5 That thread appears to contain the most up to date info on this card (except for the magenta print defect version Ted recently showed). |
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Not sure if the limited but recurring red print mark on Staley's glove hand has been pointed out before or not, but here it is.
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It seems to also come with and without that thin black line running the length of the photo top to bottom near the right border.
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