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#11
09-02-2013, 08:22 AM
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The two T206s have printing anomalies within the normal print of the card. The Drysdale, Gehrig, etc all had stray print marks that were the same from card to card. There's a big difference.
Also, there were other factors besides the print marks such as natural flaws within the cardboard that was the same from card to card - something that shouldn't occur. Another factor was also centering that was the same from card to card. When you look at all the evidence, and the fact that he shilled the cards, there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that each card was the same. 
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