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It looks like all 1977 Topps Jerry Turner and Matt Alexander cards were printed that way and it was never corrected, I probably noticed it in 1977 as a ten year old but have forgotten since.
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It was a blue Christmas for Red Sox fans after the immensely popular Ellis Kinder was sold to the Red Birds in December 1955. Topps captured the feeling across New England in a limited edition “blue Kinder” collectible in 1956.
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Eric — Cardinal fans speak of that waiver wire deal with the same reverence as the Broglo for Brock deal
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Is this is a confirmed reoccurring print defect?
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Shane- to determine that just review the listings for Kinder for the next five years. If another one does not service in that time I think you can take it off your list
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Picked this up at a show yesterday:
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Here are a few more. The Duncan in the middle has some smearing on the name and the one on the left has the name printed somewhat lighter. Two of the Odoms have a fisheye in the right border. The others are more one-offs I believe. I do not know what to make of the 66 but it has an odd sheen, the Fernando rookie has really dark printing on one version and light on the other and the 69 Deckle has part of the back showing on the front.
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The 1966 Wickersham is probably a Venezuelan, the 1969 Deckle Edge Allen is a wet sheet transfer.
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I believe the whole sheet was double struck in error during the final black ink printing process by the printer.
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