Help - Sweet Cap 460 factory 25s - SERIFS!

[t206fix]

I found examples of each card with and without the SERIFS. So it's not unique to only a certain group of cards.

The 460.25 subset consists of Super Prints, 460 only and 350-460 subgroup b. The SERIFS flaw is found in all three groupings, so it's not a print group issue.

[t206fix]

So, I'm asking you to check your SC.460.25s and look for these SERIFS. I really would like to know if there are just some cards out there that just don't have it, or if I need to keep searching. It's been about a year since I discovered a new SERIF, so it would be fun to see a new one. Please feel free to post on here with a scan of the cards you have, or feel free to PM me.

Thank you!

[brianp-beme]

Probably not too helpful, but the 4 Sweet Caporal 460 factory 25 cards I have (Johnson pitching, Needham, Reulbach no glove and Willis throwing) all have 'series'.

I guess that makes me a member of the 'SANS SERIFS' tribe. Hopefully some 'SERIFS' folks can come forward to help out with your quest.

Brian

[judsonhamlin]

Once again, this site is a font of knowledge

[brianp-beme]

Definitely our community is on the forefont of late-breaking T206 back minutiae. Which makes us way cool.

Brian

[steve B]

That should only be on one card on each sheet.

So the number you have plus any new discoveries would give us the number of different sheets were used for the 350/460-25s

[t206fix]

Oops, sorry guys, didn't look at this thread over the weekend.

I have found 12 - I thought I would have found a lot more.

Here they are

Abbatchio
Baker
Camnitz AAS
Doyle batting
Evers
Griffith
Joss
Lake
Magee
Merkle
Murray
Overall

It seems that Griffith and Baker are very common which is surprising considering they are HOFers

I've only seen one copy of Evers, Joss, Merkle

and like I said, it's been awhile since I've seen a "new" discovery.

Why do you think that it would only be one card on each sheet, Steve?

[t206fix]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Definitely our community is on the forefont of late-breaking T206 back minutiae. Which makes us way cool.

Brian

haha, this is very true.... I don't think anyone else in the world would find this even a slight bit interesting besides a handful of guys. We are cardboard nerds!

[Blapo]

There’s a Baker and a Doyle batting PSA 6 on eBay....