more lines, 1966
 

Keough is part of an 8 row pattern, meaning 8 rows printed 3x across the sheet. So, one slit will have 4 rows 2x and 4 rows 1x, while the other slit will reverse that pattern.

The row with Keough is at top of one of the slits.

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1972 Moe Drabowsky
 

Recurring faded "D"

These two 1965 Topps can be found with different colors…..would they be considered variations?

Variations are, for the most part, in the eye of the beholder.

It all depends on your personal preference. And that is over and above documented examples too IMHO.


Butch T.

One of many prior threads discussing the what constitutes a variation debate

https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...n+of+variation

Thanks for the flashback Al.

Nice read.

B.T.

I was shocked no one else put a bid in on this one. I don't think I've ever seen a black ink explosion on a 64.

Nice pickup Cliff.

B.T.

Good one Cliff. Looks a little like Armus from Vagra II

I have one of these cards as well.