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#17
04-07-2008, 06:46 PM
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New Discovery - New E121-Like Back Variation Found!
Posted By: Todd Schultz
while not as significant as Rhett's discovery, the typeset on the front of E121's can vary slightly, which would further prove multiple print runs. Here are two Pinch Thomas cards with identical backs--note how the C in Cleveland is different and how it lines up directly under the E in Chester on one card but not the other: 
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