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Old 09-10-2015, 01:20 PM
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The rounded corner can more typically be found without the streak
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Old 09-10-2015, 01:41 PM
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The rounded corner can more typically be found without the streak
Thank you Al, have you seen a copy with the streak but without the rounded corner? In a really quick look, I found only one copy on ebay/comc with the streak.
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For my personal variations list, I have the corner separated into distinct 4 shapes:
1. Squared corner
2. Smoothly rounded corner
3. Jagged rounded corner
4. Frankenstein corner

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There may be others, too.
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The Burgess is a bit reminiscent of the 1971 Jim Northrup 'scratchy' variation. There are actually 3 different scratches:
1. Very dark, as if written with a magic marker
2. Medium dark
3. Very light

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These scans (internet grabs) are a bit flawed. In reality, the difference between the medium and light versions is quite dramatic.
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Default 1964 Topps Mustard Faces

I assume that these are English mustard. I am sure there are many more.
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Looks more like California brush fires to me
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Default 1963 #102

Here is another example of anomalies with this set. Notice the white dash at the bottom right of both cards.
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