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1952 topps #146 frank house
Possible 3 placements in sheet 1,2. Produced with normal tiger logo 3. Produced with yellow tiger logo 1a, 2a. Logo changed to remove red little by little leaving green mixture on house's throat 1b,2b,3a. Logos all matched
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If you need to fill holes in your list, check out this thread I used to run. It's called "FT: Errors & Variations-a-palooza!!!!" and hasn't been updated in a couple of years, but there's a tremendous amount of different variations listed in it:
https://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=242217
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Thank you for sharing. Impressive and informative list of variations!
Ron |
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The 1979 Bump Wills card was a big deal until the madness of the 80's started.
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I think one of the coolest error versions are no doubt the 1969 White Letters with Mantle leading the way.
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On your list of Significant errors. The 1954 Ted Williams #66 replaced by Jimmy Piersol was was once labeled the rarest post war card. Larry Fritsh sold a very popular checklist book in the mid 70's this was the cover. I remember discovering (first time for me) errors while putting a large group of 1966 topps in order so 66 was one of the first sets where I sought out errors and This checklist book was a huge help. All of the 1969 White letters have always been highly sought after. Just like there are a number of 1981 Fleer errors that collectors chase as much as the Nettles. Corrected errors have always been fun to collect.
Last edited by bigfanNY; 08-19-2023 at 10:04 AM. |
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Have you tried to get PSA to recognize the green throat variation? Also, what type of "proof" do they typically require prior to recognizing this |
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