Completing the t218 Master Set Checklist - Cash Reward for proof of missing cards

[Tao_Moko]

I reviewed my stack of over 300 and cannot confirm any new variations. That is of over 300 Boxers.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Tao_Moko

I reviewed my stack of over 300 and cannot confirm any new variations. That is of over 300 Boxers.

Thank you for checking!

[EGreenwood]

Hello,

I check my set, and no wanted variations to report.

Erik

[G1911]

Originally Posted by EGreenwood

Hello,

I check my set, and no wanted variations to report.

Erik

Thank you Erik!

Heard from a few others offline as well, so far the Jeanette/Jeannette pattern is holding. Pretty sure the master remains 630, with a F30 Cloughan the most likely card to have been printed but still unknown.

[G1911]

I will triple the reward for Jeannette/Jeanette in my OP (a scan, photograph or similar reasonable evidence of its reality); the pattern is still holding true and I'm 99% sure this is it. Like the T205 Mathewson Cycle back variation, it doesn't add a new card to the checklist but is simply that all copies of a particular back have a second difference, affecting a master set not at all.

Going from $5 to $15.

[G1911]

Another one surfaced, this Weston here, that a few of us noticed. I suspect Rector and Kiviat eventually might. I think we have 3 distinct sheets including track cards in series 3. A couple of the long caption M30's in series 3 are extremely rare or unique. Master set is at 633 confirmed cards.

Bounties updated. Of course, I am paying far, far above market value for a copy of them too.

[DaveW]

Wow! I didn’t think the Weston card would ever show up. I guess there is hope now for the Kiviat and Rector cards. I wonder why these are so rare. Also, did you happen to notice that the T219 Red Cross back Jeannette card that recently sold also has the 1 “n” error spelling on the back like the T218? The HLC ones also have this error. I wonder if that’s just a coincidence or if it tells us something about when these were printed with respect to each other.