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Red dot
What church do you attend Thomas that red dots people on Ash Wednesday :)
Irv-- the Topps cards prior to 57 were not colored photographs but rather black and white photos that were later colorized, and if you check his other cards from other years on eBay, they do not show red. BUT he does seem to have a growth there. I think you can find his 52 with no red |
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I wasn't aware of that. I haven't come across a 52 (yet) without the red dot so I was assuming these cards were one offs and not double printed? |
1952 #280 Cloyd Boyer
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The right version has a red line at the bottom. It does not appear to be a miscut as there is white under the red line.
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Those lines show up on just about every Topps set. Not always on every card. I believe they're marks to help the people running the cutter. So they'd probably have dropped them when they went with more automated cutters.
1970 Topps I'm pretty sure every card comes with a line or without. And there are different lines on some cards. Steve B |
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Agree that the 70 set and many others can be found with lines at top or bottom of cards. Often gray or black, and they can extend all across card or be partial. This red mark looks a little different to me, maybe just errant ink,... or maybe it is a partial line
Tom---do you know if it is recurring ? |
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I also own a Cloyd Boyer card so I'll have a look tomorrow just to clarify. |
1959
Example of the lines in side front borders that Darren mentioned on a 1959 card---one dark, one red on lower right. On this one the red looks more line like to me
http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...psrhyg8kjb.jpg |
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