Cool discovery, best card of the 1960's! This Nolan Ryan rookie isn't the lost issue from the 3-D test series, right?

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Cool, I had heard of the version where the left side of the box was bumpy but didn't know about the version that turned the ball and one of the cartoon faces blue. I have a couple of the first one but they're not as extreme as your example.

I've mentioned these before but I never showed them with the actual cards scanned side by side. The 1967 Nen is on the same sheet as the three consecutive 1967 cards and is just as rare as those three so I would suspect that it was part of the same print flaw. It appears that the card to the right of the 1974 Dusty Baker is also affected but I haven't been able to find an afflicted 1974 Cookie Rojas yet.

That Ryan is BLEEPING awesome!

Thank you for picturing the 3 67s next to each other....is the Monteagudo a new pick up for you?

Here are two of my recent pickups.....not sure which cards border the Flood card and if there is any residual print disruption on those cards.

Yeah, I got it recently from a board member who doesn’t post much. It’s a poor mans 67 Monteagudo error, but you take what you can get as rare as it is :D.

Now I have to move my Alomar that's just like that one out of the "transient printing errors box and into the recurring maybe variations section.

Nice to see another one.

Found this recurring print anomaly on the back of the 61 Topps 151 Donohue card. In hand, at quick glance it looked like a crease, but after a quick check on COMC I noticed at least two others.

I hadn't seen one in forever on eBay but one of the 1963 Topps high number yellow based/blue circle cards with the print flaw of a missing top black border line showed up, a PSA 8 no less. There are eight consecutive cards that were on the top (or bottom) of the original uncut sheet with the printing flaw of missing the top border line that starts on the first card at a little over a quarter inch and then gradually goes down to nothing on the eighth card on the row.

Your eyes for this stuff is amazing Cliff. I thought I had one sometime back as the seller’s scan clearly showed the defect, but it was a stock photo by a familiar ebay seller