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04-18-2022, 08:07 AM
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Another difference between some of the 150/350's is the captions, A lot of the 350 captions are thicker/heavier than the 150's, some are subtle like Ball and others are quite noticeable like J.J. Clarke
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05-04-2022, 05:28 AM
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I don't know if the difference is because of a change in the way the 350's were printed compared to the 150's or if it has to do with the layers of colors on each particular subject but the magenta shift on the Gilbert also shifted the Red on his belt, sleeves, collar, and hat but it didn't on the Ritchey.
The Schlei and Gilbert are PD150's and the Ritchey is a PD350. [IMG]  [/IMG]
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05-04-2022, 10:47 AM
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On Gilbert, the pink is only in the sky, and not shifted* The shift is the bright red.
On Ritchey, the bright red is where it should be, and the pink is shifted. *And I thought that pink was always under bright red to enhance it further.... Now I'm going to be wasting a bunch of time looking for a gilbert with pink under the bright red....
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05-05-2022, 09:14 AM
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Welcome aboard, Chris (chjh) First of all, thanks very much for posting your thread..... "The Rise of T206". I read it over twice, as I found it exceptionally interesting. While we're on the subject of T206 Plank's, Eddie Plank (and the Blue Hal Chase) are my favorite's of my T206 set(s). I especially favor the Blue background cards. Furthermore, I've never been "excited" over the Wagner card. Plank was a "cool" Southpaw pitcher; and, was vehemently anti-tobacco. Mr. Wagner was a a great Shortstop, but did smoke and chew tobacco. I don't buy his "story". He should have set an example. TED Z T206 Reference .
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05-11-2022, 03:17 PM
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I found a new print flaw recently and it's an "elite 11" timeframe print flaw.
It's a white spot on Konetchy's sleeve on his forearm here are the numbers and backs that I found it on [IMG]  [/IMG][IMG]  [/IMG][IMG]  [/IMG][IMG]  [/IMG]it's only the 2nd out of many (100+) print flaws that I've found on both a 150 and 350 series back the other was Tom Jones an elite 11 subject and that flaw was also only found on PD150, EPDG, and PD350. I'd like to do a hi-res group scan of the PD150 and 350 flaws next to a couple of PD350's without the flaw to see if Steve is right about the possibility that some of the 350 backs were printed on leftover 150 fronts, I think this flaw would give us a pretty definitive answer. If anyone has a konetchy with this flaw that they would sell I would like to buy it for the research.
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