Anyone ever see 1952 scraps mid series with high # backs

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by JustinD

For example this is some of my scrap from a single series. More common, but multiple scrap sheets are not crazy uncommon when you look every day like me. However, I admit my weird tendencies, lol.

( sorry I couldn’t get the photo right side up on my iPad)

Awesome print offset Mickey Mantle. The big print offsets are some of my favorite cards.

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Awesome print offset Mickey Mantle. The big print offsets are some of my favorite cards.

Mine also, I definitely like the Aaron I have seen you post.

I have hundreds and of course, the more severe the better. As an art collector as well, there just is that sweet spot like the Mantle shows in which it just starts hitting the Warhol vibes and I just love it.

[Exhibitman]

I also see value in severe miscuts




I always look for them at shows. Most dealers consider them junk so they sell for a fraction of what the card would sell for in 'normal' state.

Here are a few spiritual brothers to the 1964 Mantle:





I actually pulled one from a pack as a kid and I was pissed. Now I'd be intrigued.