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Has anyone else noticed the subtle differences on the backs of the 1888 Goodwin Champions cards? One version has two lines at the bottom which read, "Goodwin & Co." with "New York." underneath, while the other includes a 3rd line which reads, "Geo S Harris & Sons, Lith Phila.". I found this interesting so I did some research (like 15 mins worth) and have only found two baseball players (Glasscock and Keefe) so far that I can confirm being found with both back variations.
Does anyone know why the difference and is this something that has been discussed before? I find it rather interesting and wonder if these two variations might have been printed in different locations or if one might be more rare than the other? Here's a link that will allow you to quickly see what I'm talking about. It does not include two different examples of the Glasscock and Keefe but I was able to locate each on cardtarget.com. http://www.tradingcarddb.com/Gallery...hampions-(N162) Last edited by Gobucsmagic74; 03-29-2015 at 03:57 PM. |
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