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Old 06-07-2021, 04:15 AM
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And my 2 Frank House cards.

Bob, I notice your yellow tiger House has no green tint/hue on the neck either.
From what I gather from some info I obtained here, this card is even more tough/rare as most have the green hue?
Curious what your thoughts are on it?
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Just a regular House for me
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Plain ol' House for me too
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Old 06-07-2021, 12:05 PM
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Bob, I notice your yellow tiger House has no green tint/hue on the neck either.
From what I gather from some info I obtained here, this card is even more tough/rare as most have the green hue?
I didn't know that, but now I'm even happier with the one I have (it's a very, very, very fine house).
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Because there are transition cards I tend to view the House as a print defect rather that a variation, but know others differ. It is interesting that the yellow versus the orange tiger also exist on the gray backs ( it has been posted in other threads), so that may lend weight to the variation view. If transition cards exist in gray as well, and adding in Dale's green slime version, no telling how many Houses it takes to have a full house


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Bob Young......regular White back and rare Gray back


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