Show...me...your print variations!

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by joejo20

Found these years ago together and held onto them. No name on back and missing yellow. Joe

The 1960 Glen Hobbie and Del Crandall were side by side on the original printing sheet. The reason I know is that their 1960 Venezuelan cards each have a print flaw on the back of their cards that I have never seen correct versions of. I was going to get a 1960 Venezuelan Crandall and post both of them here side by side but these two were shown. The Crandall was on the edge of the sheet so there is no card below it. You can see the Crandall on the miscut Hobbie card.

[Cliff Bowman]

These have already been discussed but I can now show the three of them in one scan and what I believe is the fourth card affected. It's possible that there is a more severe version of the Susce, this one is partially missing black ink on the cartoon character's shoe, his head and hat, and a letter 'a'. It's also possible that a fifth card Billy Muffett is missing ink but I doubt it exists, it was under Slaughter on the sheet. I couldn't figure out how to enlarge the scan for the site so I took a picture which is only a little better.

[Cliff Bowman]

Here are the four cards individually to show more detail.

[nolemmings]

Here's something I didn't expect to see. I don't chase variations, so I do not notice them often, but just for grins I sometimes look to see if there are any 1968 red blob cap Rich Reese cards like the one I posted some time ago. I have not seen one since, until today, and thought it was kind of funny that Topps stamped an error card as part of their buy-back promotion: