Fo me the most interesting , and expensive variation for 54 was the white arm band on Mays. It is so plentiful I wonder if it was DP like the 52 Mantle, Robinson and Thompson

Another red bleed covering names.
Bob
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Merlin the Magician makes you see double.
Bob
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1961

I do have a variant for this card but what I really want to know is who is this ?

I believe it is actually Eddie Fisher pictured.

The versions I know are the ones with a yellow mark in the team box, another copy with blue marks adjacent to his head, and the cleanly printed copy.

And since we are asking questions....

Anyone have a 1954 Topps Larry Doby without this yellow mark above his position? Also haven't come across a Frank Baumholtz without the blue streak next to his cap. I'd love an excuse to add a Larry Doby card back onto my want list.

1961 Topps 59 Jim woods
 

Found another 1961 odd ball 59 Jim woods…..blue man version!!! Wet transfer? The blue in his jersey is also seen in his white jersey too

You guys have some eagle eyes.

I sold this one and wish I hadn't:

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The famous blue flame fart card.

Shameless plug: I am setting up at the Ontario CA show this weekend with an entire section of printing freaks and flaws for sale. Some real doozies too.

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1958 Topps - [Base] #433 - Pancho Herrera
Courtesy of COMC.com

While the vast majority of fisheyes are non-recurring, this one on the left side of Pancho Herrera's 1958 card is a recurring print defect. And of course, this one has the other standard defect of the missing A in his last name.