Printing Errors.. Why aren't they all valuable?

[Jantz]

I have to agree with Jim R on this one. The more time spent looking or collecting, even more variances will appear & probably more Ludgrens too.


What are the backs on all of these "Ludgrens"?


Jantz

[ethicsprof]

Jim R is as wise and astute as always.
Time will bring us many for the ERRATA section of T206 but few--and probably only a couple--will survive as key critical errors.
Still, 'tis fun seeing the various 'new ones' along the way.

best,
barry

[Captainhask]

Originally Posted by Jantz

I have to agree with Jim R on this one. The more time spent looking or collecting, even more variances will appear & probably more Ludgrens too.


What are the backs on all of these "Ludgrens"?


Jantz

Mine is a "Chicago" Piedmont 150 Fac 25

[iggyman]

Piedmont 150, Factory 25 Va.

"There real, and they're spectacular!"

please substitute the word "There" with "The T206 Lundgren Cubs variation is......" in the above phrase. Thank you!

Oh, and a big thanks to Blunder as well!

Lovely Day...

[Jantz]

Captainhask & Iggyman - Thank you for posting the back info.

Looks like these "Ludgrens" may all have the same back or series.

Jantz

[Blunder19]

Mine is also a Pied 150 fact 25...

Cant wait to see more turn up...

[Exhibitman]

I have Hoblitzell very similar to that Paskert. The red ink ran out. That happens on Cincy T206s.



I also have a Thomas (A's) missing most of the red in the sky. And this Titus is missing its red ink:



Those sorts of printing anomalies can carry a nice premium from a specialist but you need a really botched card to pull the big bucks



Funny thing is, you'd think modern technology would avoid most of that sort of stuff, but it doesn't: