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https://www.ebay.com/itm/16587205026...Bk9SR9rX-v6wYQ
Pardon my language, but is this a fucking joke? |
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What a joke. |
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Agreed. It doesn't make sense to me either. Obviously they just don't care. In my opinion I would rather they ditched their labeling convention on the card entirely if they can't apply it consistently (and communicate the convention to collectors). At least then people wouldn't be confused by inconsistencies in labeling the exact same variation multiple ways.
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It can be a little difficult to see the "Marlboro" letters in blue stencil (i.e., negative) version cards shown in posts #284 and #301. As my eyes get worse I need to tilt the card just so in the light for the letters to appear clearly. I just found that if you shine a black light on the sign the letters stand out immediately and quite clearly. In case anyone is interested, here are a couple pics showing the cards with my black light pen shining on the signs.
Unless the lights are on bright in a room it can be hard to differentiate versions outside of the clear one. This little trick with the blacklight should help me find the blue stencil ones quickly from now on. |
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That is a great tip. Any idea how many are known? They are a fairly new version to me.
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Hopefully this blacklight "trick" will help more come out of the woodwork. If anyone finds any of these blue stencil cards it would be great if you could post pics of the signs on the cards for comparison. For this purpose the blacklight trick works really well too. |
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How can you say it is not a corrected version based on the pictures in the listing?
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Gotcha.
I don't view that card and the one without the gap between his ear as anything significant. Point of my original post was that this is no way, in any possible manner, an ad visible card. |
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The gap just means it is anything but the corrected version. I would guess it is one of the super dark green box cards.
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That isn't necessarily true - there are black/corrected (not the final version) versions without the gap that show no ad or box.
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1980's, 1989 fleer, error cards, randy johnson, variations |
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