Show...me...your print variations!

[mrmopar]

Was waiting to share this one in case I got a different copy or it was some sort of weird effect with the scan itself and not actually the card. This is how the card looks. Some sort of black ink bleeding to make it look like Reggie has a very massive birthmark on his face. It almost looks like it could be right if you didn't already know better.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by mrmopar

Was waiting to share this one in case I got a different copy or it was some sort of weird effect with the scan itself and not actually the card. This is how the card looks. Some sort of black ink bleeding to make it look like Reggie has a very massive birthmark on his face. It almost looks like it could be right if you didn't already know better.

It's recurring, I'm waiting on one from COMC and got another one from a board member a year or two ago. ETA: it looks your copy is a little more extreme than my copies around his mouth and nose.

[irv]

Already discussed??

A green splotch on Archie Wilson's left eyebrow. Doing a quick search, it seems the majority of his cards have this splotch but there are some that don't.
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C...ih=578&dpr=1.5

[ALR-bishop]

Good one Dale

[swarmee]

1954 Topps #34 Jim Rivera: semi-circle at bottom of box on back

[mikemb]

Just picked up there two of John Kennedy from the 1965 Topps set.

Top card has blue bleed on left side of stat box and bottom has blue bleed into cartoon faces.

Mike

[TPGS]

Cool discovery, best card of the 1960's! This Nolan Ryan rookie isn't the lost issue from the 3-D test series, right?

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by mikemb

Just picked up there two of John Kennedy from the 1965 Topps set.

Top card has blue bleed on left side of stat box and bottom has blue bleed into cartoon faces.

Mike

Cool, I had heard of the version where the left side of the box was bumpy but didn't know about the version that turned the ball and one of the cartoon faces blue. I have a couple of the first one but they're not as extreme as your example.