1961 topps 277 hank foiles
 

Found a limited recurring yellow square near the lower right hand corner of this card....

61 Foiles
 

Unfortunately when locating one of them on ebay I also ran across one where the box is rectangular rather than square, so had to buy it too :(. This thread has cost me quite a bit of money over time :o

1956 #263 Bob Miller
 

Notice the yellow boomerang on his right nostril in the lower version. There are at least two on eBay right now.

1956 Topps Miller
 

Thomas---I have two Millers in my set. One is the version where there is not any green on the back, including the green box lines around the stats. This is a scarce but recurring print defect. My no green version has the front nose triangle. Does yours have that no green back, or can the triangle be found on regular backs as well

I do not have a no green back on Miller. I think all the nose rings have green on eBay as well.

1949 Pairs
 

These are scans of the NOF vs. NNOF and PR vs. SC pairs. Notice the shifting and color differences.

1961
 

Smaller ( rectangular) version of box in lower right

http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1466694689

In the realm of absolutely minor, but recurring, variations, there is 1962 #126, Al Cicotte. On a good number of his cards, he has an anomalous beauty mark on his left cheek and a small, matching spot beneath his right nostril…

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Uh oh, someone just bought it for $500 yesterday.

I think I posted this before but I am still wondering if this is a print defect?
All the cards I looked at also have this red dot on his forehead so I am curious if this is a printing defect or is there a chance Billy had this mole/mark on his forehead? (It's pretty red so doubt it but don't want to be insensitive it is is?)

http://www.vintagecardprices.com/car...lue-Prices.htm

https://www.google.ca/search?q=billy...sAQIJw&dpr=1.5