It is my understanding that Joe who started the thread and still
posts did so with the malicious intent to mess up everyone’s variant want lists. Darren who posted 2nd was obviously in on it. From the 3d poster on we were all just victims.

Another benefit of running through the thread is there are links to other lists and resources for variant collectors

I keep trying to show more pictures but it won’t let me
 

If any of you guys are on Facebook I have a group to join vintage errors variations and master set builders

Some more fun ones
 

I still find that the 1958 mantle will become a huge card in the hobby based on how rare it is 1 day

More variations
 

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Last picture for the night
 

I used to hoard these 2 cards like crazy, but have since sold off almost all of them pictured except 7 I think

That is quite a stash of the Williams and Robinson variations. There is a 55 variation of the Wehmeier card like the Williams.

There is a transition card for the 59 Grammas where the black blob is partially gone.

Hope you are right about the 58 Mantle but am skeptical

Yep, I have 2 wehmeiers with no dot clipped logo asterisk….

Also for 1955 topps removed one of duke sniders dots

And for 1954 topps removed one of duke sniders dots

People have already offered me 3x 4x what I have paid for some of my mantles they are very hard to obtain compared to partial diamond or no dots teds….why I sold most of those off and kept the ones I couldn’t bare to part with

Duke sniders
 

Of all the topps removed dots cards my absolute favorite is ted Williams…that Topps actually looked at it and said those dots are in the wrong spot….but Ted had always said when I was younger I put my dots in the wrong spot to throw off clubhouse signatures……unfortunately there’s enough out there that no premium is added unless Psa ever recognizes it

If that is Fox in the lower right I have also seen that with heavy yellow vertical per the sheet.

I'll look for it tomorrow.

Best,
Ed

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Here are examples of the 1973 Toby Harrah and Nolan Ryan blue ink explosions that are above and under the 1973 Jorge Orta.