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Old 03-11-2020, 03:10 PM
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unless it's just the scan, the one without the dot has the black/gray screened differently too.
Is the dot pattern on that panel slightly angled as opposed to straight across like the other two seem to be?
Hey Steve. When you're talking about "the one without the dot," are you referring to the one with literally no trace of a bullet or the no-bullet version that actually has a phantom bullet present? I'm assuming you mean the former, but unfortunately I only have a high res scan of the dot patterns of the phantom bullet (left) and the full bullet (on the right, although it doesn't actually show the bullet area) at the moment...

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LMK and I'll see if I can get a scan up later if necessary.
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Nice find Darren, may the search (for undiscovered, obscure variations) continue.
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Here's the dot pattern on a pair of 'no bullet' (whatsoever) cards...

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those look pretty much identical. So what I was seeing was just the scans.

Cool variations.
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