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Old 05-22-2018, 01:52 PM
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I always assumed the 1949 Bowman set used 36-card sheets. These overprint examples are farther apart numerically than 36 by a long shot. Feller is #27 while the overprint is #99 Gustine. Kooks is #31 while the overprint is #103 Tipton. The difference between the two is 72 in both cases, likely two sheets? A mystery.
In this case, though, the logic is a bit flawed. Because there are overprints doesn't necessarily mean the cards were being printed at the same time. For instance, it's possible a sheet with a printed back was accidentally included with the sheets of blank paper at a later date (when a different series was being printed). And there is always the possibility it could have been just a piece of scrap the printers used to test a print run.
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1959 Topps - [Base] #223.2 - St. Louis Cardinals Team (White Back)
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Recurring print defect in right border.
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Old 05-28-2018, 12:57 PM
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..I'm showing a normal Logan and Long for comparison--- all the OOF cards have a strong green bar across the top of the photo....

..in hand , they induce a migraine.....rumor has it that some people deliberately seek out and collect these...yup , that's what I've heard....

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..I'm showing a normal Logan and Long for comparison--- all the OOF cards have a strong green bar across the top of the photo....

..in hand , they induce a migraine.....rumor has it that some people deliberately seek out and collect these...yup , that's what I've heard....

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Yep, you have heard correctly. I have differences in all 407 of them.
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Default 1952 #48 Jpe Page Black Backs
Notice the spot on the cap of the left version. Yes, it is pretty ticky tacky, but it is recurring on LOTS of these black back versions.
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Does the mark appear on both the Page and Sain bio versions of the black back Page ?
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Noticed on this 1960 485 Boyer card that there is a random thin white line located in the blue box...it appears to be recurring but limited.
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Does the mark appear on both the Page and Sain bio versions of the black back Page ?
I only see it on the correct version with the Page bio.
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