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Old 11-05-2022, 08:07 PM
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In fairness, it was MOST airbrushing, although that hair makes this card so epic. Without the mouse ears, this card is lost in the mundane.
You do realize that everything but the hair is airbrushed? Gamble had an Indians jersey on for the actual pic.
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Sure, but I'd include his face in the non-airbrushed camp as well.

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You do realize that everything but the hair is airbrushed? Gamble had an Indians jersey on for the actual pic.
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There are so many out there, but the one that always seems to make me cringe the most is Rich McKinney, 1973:
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Just saw this one on eBay. Looks like a child's drawing on the refrigerator...

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I think the footballs tend to have the most. Some of them are ridiculous.

Brockington was a Packer in 1971, when he debuted. In his first series 1972 card, they used an unaltered photo. In the third series, they edited the same exact photo, atrociously.
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Always liked this one...
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