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

[butchie_t]

Originally Posted by ejstel

Butch- do you have the 1971 Nash and Northrup blobs? There are some graded out there. I saw some at the Chantilly show and picked up.

I had a 1969 Topps 50th stamp of the 1969 Arcia white letters (prob 1 of 1) - but I sold it to buy more cards

Best,
Ed

Ed,

I do have the Nash blob and I have 3 color phases of the Northrup blob.

Nothing wrong with selling a card for more cards.

Butch

[deweyinthehall]

I checked mine and it looks perfectly normal - was this left off the earlier posts for that reason, or was it that this wasn't a commonly known variation?

[butchie_t]

Yes, that is the common card of Strom.

I think it was just not included in the initial postings.

[Elberson]

Ok….found another 1967 Topps back variation…..517 Fred Talbot can be found with white spec top and black dot spec’s in stat box

[JollyElm]

I have spent way too much time recently examining 1969 Topps #50 Bob Clemente cards, and I noticed something pretty cool. I call it 'Redbatto Clemente.'

The Clemente on the left is the traditional card, wherein his bat is the basic light beige color without a speck of magenta to be seen. The two cards on the right, though, show how his lumber can be found transformed into a piece of redwood...

1969clementeRedBat.jpg

Since there are countless 1969 Clemente cards on eBay, it's relatively easy to track one down, but their occurrence rate as a percentage is extremely low. The extra red is quite noteworthy in his fleshtones as well.

[e6phillips]

I ran across the second one of these recently.

[ALR-bishop]

Eric---I have one of the Baileys as well. The amount of red seems to verry some. Scarce recurring print defect ?