Red on Reds--1952 Topps Blurry Bobby Adams....
 

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...do you think the whole sheet was shifted ? Then there should be a number of '52 Topps out there like this one , with red lips just a tad too high...note how far the red intrudes into the bottom row of the yellow stars in the name box.....I think that , on the whole , it looks terrible but yet there are some other collectors out there who at this very moment are asking themselves how much they think it would take to pry this gem/jewel from my hands. You know who you are....; but since this is my only '52 T Bobby Adams you'll have to wait 'til I find a centered and focused upgrade...

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Nice print shift on the 52 Adams...

Found this 62 Ray Sadecki with a semi limited recurring print spot on the grass behind him.....another one of those print variations that sticks out a lot more with the card in hand.

1952 Topps Bob Rush name box ??
 

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...Stars appear green instead of yellow.....so if the " Green Stars Name Box Bob Rush " ever makes it into the books as a variation , I'm in on the ground floor....


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Hey Mike, that's as good or better than some included in the H&S super set, but is one on left a gray back ?

Didn't think to look at the back....
 

...alas it's off-almond semi-amber creamy-ish......on the bright side , the back is actually fairly well-centered , which of itself makes it a condition rarity. Price just went up, thanks.

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Looks like a finger/thumb print.

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Just looks like a typical brown noser to me :)

How can you tell that it is Venezuelan? I always thought there would be Spanish on the back. Thanks.

I am not sure which card you are referring to.....however, with the 59 Harry Anderson card the first thing that made me think it might be a Venezuelan card was the fact that the front of the card has no gloss what so ever.

These Venezuelan cards for the most part are a parallel to the US issue (with only English on the back), except for the fact that (according to the SCD VBC) only "some" cards have the credit line "Impreso en Venezuela....", while others do not. There are two colored backs associated with this Venezuelan set also...cream and grey.