Show...me...your print variations!

[Kevvyg1026]

Originally Posted by Elberson

1965 topps high 532 hector lopez can be found with or without a yellow line at the bottom

I believe that line was a demarcation mark used by Topps to meld the 4x print rows with the 3x print rows. I have seen Sparma, Downing, and Mets team with the yellow line at top. These cards are in the row below the Lopez row. In addition, I have seen Gaines with the yellow line at bottom.

[ALR-bishop]

I collected most of the variants i have at a time I was blissfully unaware of the fact some were actually related. Guys like Cliff and you explained a lot of them

[Elberson]

“You teach me well”…..imagine a yoda voice

[Kevvyg1026]

a couple others from 1965

1965_551.jpg

1965_587_top.jpg

1965_598_top_line.jpg

And from series 6, on the reverse

1965_515_BL.jpg

Truthfully, I didn't really notice these until I was studying my 1968 cards, where this pattern is prevalent. I then went back to other years to discern if it had occurred before. Cliff then educated me about the practice.

1968_3_top_line.jpg

[G1911]

1975 Topps Ron Reed #81 comes with or without a border break and messed up "what" in the quiz question.

[G1911]

1975 Topps #132 Randy Moffitt can be found with this partial broken black line in the bottom border

[G1911]

And 1975 Topps #573 Orlando Pena comes with or without this line in the lower right.

[butchie_t]

Originally Posted by G1911

1975 Topps Ron Reed #81 comes with or without a border break and messed up "what" in the quiz question.

It is interesting that everyone of these I see, the back is offset to the left.

Butch

[G1911]

Originally Posted by butchie_t

It is interesting that everyone of these I see, the back is offset to the left.

Butch

After reading this post, I checked my box. All 7 of my Reed’s (the other 6 are the normal back) are off center to the left like this too. So there’s more for your sample size!