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Old 05-26-2018, 07:23 PM
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100% There is even a pushed in area on the right side of his cap that is the same on both. Eagle eyes, fellas!
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Gotta be one after the other. Too many similarities in the uni (folds, pinstripes, undershirt, etc) to be years apart.
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I've always had the same opinion about the '65 & '68 Mays cards.
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I've always had the same opinion about the '65 & '68 Mays cards.
Topps also used the same photo for the 54-56 Mays I believe. Odd that they did this twice for Mays. Are the 66 and 69 also the same pic cropped differently?

And for 54-56 Aaron.

And 54 (250)-56 Ted.
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Topps also used the same photo for the 54-56 Mays I believe. Odd that they did this twice for Mays. Are the 66 and 69 also the same pic cropped differently?

And for 54-56 Aaron.

And 54 (250)-56 Ted.
Not just the ‘54-‘56 Topps Mays. Red Man and Bowman used the same pic as well.
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Wow, good eye, Lucio, and that's a cool gif, Darren. It almost looks like the exact same image of the Mick when comparing the folds and pinstripes, but the head and bat are in slightly different positions.

But the thing that messes with your mind is how different the two backgrounds are. If it was 2 separate photographers at a slightly different angle, it does not make sense that the backgrounds are so different.

This is why Darren's "Mick on a lazy susan" is the only logical conclusion.
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I always thought they were taken the same day as well just a little time apart due to the change in the sun's direction casting different shadows on him.
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Look at how much fatter his face looks in 66.
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I don't know if people are being facetious or if they are just pathetic contrarians or whatever. A couple of people (I'm sure the same folks who think every single skinny white guy in an old photograph is Joe Jackson) PM'ed me to say those Micks are not even close to being from the same day. Really????? My gawd!! Wake up.

So here we go again. I took the same two cards and (although they are clearly not taken from the same angle) I matched up as best I could the curved pinstripes emanating down from his belt buckle (and hitting the bottom border between the 'M' and 'A' in "MANTLE' on the 1966 card). So stare there as the image fades away and you'll see how everything matches. CLEAR AS FREAKING DAY, the wrinkles, lines, shirt draped over his belt, etc., etc., are virtually one and the same.



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Look at the line on his forearm. And some of the squiggles in the lines on the pants. It's about as certain as anything I've seen.
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Same day...

Great job by the way w/the gif. Since this one has reached a conclusion let’s revisit any B. Robby cards that may have variations. OR you can work on the Orioles picture pack photos of the greatest third baseman of all time and study all the cropping difference, of the same photo, and definitively once and for all put the correct year on each and every variation. Whatcha think?!?
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