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Agreed Glynn....but, so is the Herrer, Bakep and 59 Sullivans. While those were recognized years ago before the explosion of recurring print defects exposed on ebay and the internet, it was just a short while ago that PSA recognized the 61 Ron Fairly with a small errant green smudge in baseball on the back.
What is your definition of a true variation ? If it is a card intentionally changed by the manufacturer, that definition also is very difficult to apply in many cases. And what about DP differences ? Some are recognized ( SCD recognizes the 52 Mantle/Robinson/Thomas), some not The only difference between these and the 61 Fairly is the Fairly was recognized by PSA....for some reason, or for some collector customer. Recognized "garbage" becomes not only "interesting" but must haves to many player and se tcollectors Last edited by ALR-bishop; 08-05-2019 at 10:24 AM. 
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