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Old 03-12-2023, 04:42 AM
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I have been chasing this card for 6 years since I first saw it on Net54. Kawika posted it, and I just loved the cocky pose of this guy leaning on his bat with the hat cocked. After having been the runner up a couple of times, I finally secured Yaeger.

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Happy you crossed it off your list! One of my favorite Red Border poses and it’s a beautiful example!
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Old 03-12-2023, 08:27 AM
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I picked up this Orange background Unglaub last month and I finally got around to scanning it next to one of my other Unglaub's.

Like most of orange background t206's that are normally red it has been soaked at some point and probably also exposed to sunlight but I thought it was a cool card for the price.

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Pat, I think there's times also where the orange background cards (like yours above) is truly missing a final red printing pass. the rest of your card (face, uniform, etc) do not look soaked or faded due to sun. I think it's missing color. You can tell by seeing that his lips are missing the final red pass. Nice example.

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Nice orange T206 card Pat. So many of the 'orange variation' T206 cards have evidence of having been soaked, or back damage, like my Criger. And like yours, all the red color throughout my card is missing, including his face and lips. And I don't think the lack of red is due to exposure to light/sun...cards I have seen that have been exposed to sun (for example, ones with pin or tack holes) show a more uniform fading of all colors.

Just another fun T206 mystery.

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Brian, we're on the same page. I believe yours, like Pat's, missed it's final red pass of ink. Nice card.
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George Grantham Bain photo with black box & outlines painted on for publication, I thought that was pretty dope:

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Pat, I think there's times also where the orange background cards (like yours above) is truly missing a final red printing pass. the rest of your card (face, uniform, etc) do not look soaked or faded due to sun. I think it's missing color. You can tell by seeing that his lips are missing the final red pass. Nice example.
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Nice orange T206 card Pat. So many of the 'orange variation' T206 cards have evidence of having been soaked, or back damage, like my Criger. And like yours, all the red color throughout my card is missing, including his face and lips. And I don't think the lack of red is due to exposure to light/sun...cards I have seen that have been exposed to sun (for example, ones with pin or tack holes) show a more uniform fading of all colors.

Just another fun T206 mystery.

Brian
It's possibly missing a red pass but I really don't think so. I've become very skeptical of these type of cards over the years of seeing them and owning some of them. The chemicals and sun have a different effect on different cards. Besides the red to orange the ones effected by chemicals/sun also all tend to have fading in the lips and face while some of the other colors are effected differently notice how the letters on Armbruster's shirt are blacker on the faded example and Beckley and Pickering's eyes are brown instead of blue in the faded examples.


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It's possibly missing a red pass but I really don't think so. I've become very skeptical of these type of cards over the years of seeing them and owning some of them. The chemicals and sun have a different effect on different cards. Besides the red to orange the ones effected by chemicals/sun also all tend to have fading in the lips and face while some of the other colors are effected differently notice how the letters on Armbruster's shirt are blacker on the faded example and Beckley and Pickering's eyes are brown instead of blue in the faded examples.
+1. It's just damage, but it makes for a cool affect and a cool card to pair with a normal one. I love misprints and would like to believe, but almost none of these are 'real'.

These red-to-orange damaged cards are fairly easy to make, for the less honest folks.
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I believe the only Orange one known at this point. Lucky to have found it.
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I believe the only Orange one known at this point. Lucky to have found it.
Wow and congrats

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Happy you crossed it off your list! One of my favorite Red Border poses and it’s a beautiful example!
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All sent in when grading was still affordable. One short of the Brooklyn team set as PSA deemed my Picinich too fragile to slab.





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