e93 color variations

[esd10]

does anyone know if there are color variations in the e93 set? or possibly just colors being brighter than others depending on the printing?

[x2drich2000]

Occasionally you can find one where the colors aren't quite right. Brockelman & Luckey had a Plank that was oddly colored in their last auction (http://www.b-lauctions.com/site/bid/...etauctionid=83). This card is now on Ebay (not mine). Also, you may find some where the background isn't quite as sharp/bold or are slightly different shades. But I have never seen one where the background was a completely different color like how E98's can be found.

dj

[chaddurbin]

some of the orange backs would show varying depths in shade...evers, cobb, dooin etc. other backs less seen, i wouldn't call them variation. here's a couple cobbs i had:

p.s. note how undegraded and stricter sgc was 6-7 years ago.

[E93]

There are several missing color variations. Most seem to be missing red. I have seen three of the Planks. This is the only Tinker I have seen. I have seen one other Evers. I have been following these for many years.
JimB

[esd10]

that brown is really nice i wonder if it was in a package of candy and if it was what did the kid think.

[E93]

Due to the handcut, my guess is it was printer's scrap.
JimB

[4815162342]

JimB,

I always appreciate it when you post some of your E93 registry. You have an absolutely gorgeous collection. You should start a thread on these and how you acquired them.

Daryl

[tbob]

I've seen more than a few of those E93 Planks with the different coloration, I think this could almost qualify as a true variation. This card is akin to the less well known E97 Davis different coloration.
For a card with a truly different coloration, instead of just looking like missed color passes, I'd submit my E97 and E97 blank back Camnitz'. If I didn't have them locked away in a safe somewhere I would post the scans, totally different colors.

[shammus]

I've owned one of the Planks that was missing the color pass and the jersey came out greenish instead of brown. I agree with what people are saying though, this variation seems to be reasonably easy to come by....about half the Planks I see have it.

A lot of the other variations occur on normally orange cards that are missing a red color pass (I think it would be red anyways) so they turn out yellow. The Tinker and Evers are examples of this. I've also seen that there are a lot of yellow Gibsons out there. I believe this card is supposed to be orange but for some reason, I mostly just see the yellow examples.

Didn't have an e93 to show but do have an e97 that kind of shows off these same colors pretty well. I've never seen any card that has a "Two-toned" background the way this one does. It's almost as if the printer just completely ran out of red halfway through the printing of this card.

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[E93]

Originally Posted by 4815162342

JimB,

I always appreciate it when you post some of your E93 registry. You have an absolutely gorgeous collection. You should start a thread on these and how you acquired them.

Daryl

Thanks Daryl,
I have been collecting E93s for a long time, but the majority in my set today came from two different original finds.
JimB

[3-2-count]

Great cards Jim!

[MVSNYC]

Jim- incredible cards, thanks for sharing.

[Matthew H]

Jim, those have to be the best e93s on the planet, thanks for sharing those.

Chad, you should have kept that red one! Waay nice!