This shows how far the sickness can go. Now we are looking for cards with nothing there. :)

If the bolt exits in different forms, or exists on some cards but not others, and exists in both yellow and white, and on each kind of back, how many versions are possible :eek:

I have 7 of the 8 I thought I was looking for, now have to check them for bolts

I am gullible but wonder if there IS a right-handed version out there, which I doubt.

Unlike the 55 Bowman Littlefield card, the 82 Fleer Littlefield card offers the opportunity to collect both a right and left handed version.

Sorry Thomas, bad joke reference to this one...Opps, Larry beat me to it

http://www.vintagecardprices.com/pics/1920/130921.jpg
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51hTx4mqirL.jpg

Here are 3 versions of 1974 Topps Fergie Jenkins #87. The left (top sky lines) and center cards (left side blue "snow") are recurring and the right card is the common.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/MP...=w1920-h928-no

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Hi, guys. Enjoy the thread. Any ideas on this Robin Yount and what variant you would call it? Thinking just missing ink, right? Have you seen other '75s like this or '75 Younts? sHoping your answer is "sun fading" but methinks the one area of orange makes it not the case.

If I had to guess, I'd say that card was in the sun for a long time, and that curved rectangular area was due to a price sticker being affixed to the holder it was in.

Yep, sun fading with a price sticker over it. Not a variation, just damaged.

There is a recurring print defect or variance of this card. Copies posted on page 1 of this this thread.

Of course, for 75's there's this one.

http://www.net54baseball.com/picture...pictureid=3555

No sign of fading anywhere but the photo area. And pulled from a commons box, so if it was selectively faded, that's a bit of work for maybe 10 cents.

There must be more of them, I just haven't seen any.