henderson939
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BunchOBull said:
Damn! What does the white go for?
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Damn! What does the white go for?
BunchOBull
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I've never seen one sell!
Bornagaincollector
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I found these [2] today sitting in a box i had.It is the pink error version.Just found a 3rd one in my 1989 Set.So thats 3 i have,They are available if anyone ones them.
jacksoncoupage
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The one on the left is not the pink version, it's one of the transitional varieties between pink and purple. The one on the right may be a transitional version too, as the true pink version is a clean, solid pink triangle with no purple/blue-ish coloring surrounding it.
Check out the 1989 Topps Errors thread on the collectors universe message boards for a pic of the rainbow (minus the full-blue triangle version - only 1 or 2 copies known).
EDIT:
I think the one on the right is the PINK version. Just looked a little off. Here is the link to the CU discussion:
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=769142&STARTPAGE=2
Check out the 1989 Topps Errors thread on the collectors universe message boards for a pic of the rainbow (minus the full-blue triangle version - only 1 or 2 copies known).
EDIT:
I think the one on the right is the PINK version. Just looked a little off. Here is the link to the CU discussion:
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=769142&STARTPAGE=2
BunchOBull
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1979 Kellogg's cards supposedly have 3 variations of almost all of the set according to the Standard Catalog. I'd love to get my hands on the third version of this or at least know what I am looking for. The R symbol is the easiest way to tell the versions apart since there is not any difference in stats or anything like some of the other players. The font is also different on the back.
DaClyde
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I don't think I've seen anyone mention this one yet. I was assembling a new post for my blog when I found a variation in Dave Winfield's 1987 Donruss Diamond King card:
Yes, indeed, there was a version with a hair on the plate, and then a corrected version sans hair. The base Donruss version is the only one with the hair. The Super DK, Leaf and later 2001 Diamond King Reprint versions don't have it. I checked my scanner first (for stray eye lashes or cat hair), then my duplicates and found several of each variation.
Yes, indeed, there was a version with a hair on the plate, and then a corrected version sans hair. The base Donruss version is the only one with the hair. The Super DK, Leaf and later 2001 Diamond King Reprint versions don't have it. I checked my scanner first (for stray eye lashes or cat hair), then my duplicates and found several of each variation.
jacksoncoupage
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DaClyde said:I don't think I've seen anyone mention this one yet. I was assembling a new post for my blog when I found a variation in Dave Winfield's 1987 Donruss Diamond King card:
Yes, indeed, there was a version with a hair on the plate, and then a corrected version sans hair. The base Donruss version is the only one with the hair. The Super DK, Leaf and later 2001 Diamond King Reprint versions don't have it. I checked my scanner first (for stray eye lashes or cat hair), then my duplicates and found several of each variation.
I'd be surprised if there isn't a version where they covered the hair in "whiteout." Usually, with these types of variations, Donruss airbrushed first, fixed plate later (Ray Knight 1988 Scar for example). Cool find!
Bornagaincollector
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Any opinions on these?
Bornagaincollector
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tpeichel said:
Not Sure,I was told it might be the Printer doing it.It was there when i pulled them.I have more in my bucket.
Hendersonfan
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tpeichel said:Picked up two sets of these in the early '90s in the Philadelphia area. I was told there were about 50 sets printed this way with 1991 Fleer football on the front and 1991 Fleer baseball on the back. No idea if he was correct. I think it was just one sheet so there really isn't a complete set per se.
I have a Henderson back and Rodney Holman (football) front
Bornagaincollector
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One of my favorites Greenwell Variations.
henderson939
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I dont have picks now, but there are some 81 & 82 Perma Graphics variations.
1981 Perma-Graphics with & without a 3 digit number on the bottom right.
1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS SUPERSTAR (SMALL LOGO ON BACK) 1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS SUPERSTAR (LARGE LOGO ON BACK) 1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS ALL-STAR (TAN STAR-GOLD CIRCLE ON BOTTOM) regular
1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS ALL-STAR (TAN STAR-DARK COPPER CIRCLE)1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS ALL-STAR (DARK COPPER STAR, INSET BORDER, & CIRCLE)
1981 Perma-Graphics with & without a 3 digit number on the bottom right.
1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS SUPERSTAR (SMALL LOGO ON BACK) 1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS SUPERSTAR (LARGE LOGO ON BACK) 1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS ALL-STAR (TAN STAR-GOLD CIRCLE ON BOTTOM) regular
1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS ALL-STAR (TAN STAR-DARK COPPER CIRCLE)1982 PERMA-GRAPHICS ALL-STAR (DARK COPPER STAR, INSET BORDER, & CIRCLE)
henderson939 said:
I'd like the see the 82 variations.
Here is Rod Carew from 81. There was an error on the uniform number of Rod that was corrected between the two version in addition to the change in the bottom numbering. The 81 Carew All-Star also has a First Base/Outfield variation on the front.
Bornagaincollector
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tpeichel said:
At my local rite aid.They have those 100 cards in a pack for 4.99...They sale just baseball and football,I pulled a Dan Marino rc from the Football one last month and got 35.00 dlvd for it.
Here are [2] more.
Be8el0ve
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Anyone know where the silver foil cards come from and how diffuicult are they to obtain?
1996 Fleer - Silver Foil, Gold Foil, Tiffany
1996 Fleer - Silver Foil, Gold Foil, Tiffany
DeliciousBacon
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Be8el0ve said:Anyone know where the silver foil cards come from and how diffuicult are they to obtain?
1996 Fleer - Silver Foil, Gold Foil, Tiffany
The Silver Foils are from the 1996 Fleer Team Sets, a similar concept to the Donruss and Score team sets of the same era. Each team had 20 cards, and I think most of the teams had them; they were issued in 10 cards packs in team-specific boxes. The numbering the giveaway; the Team Sets cards are numbered 'X of 20'.
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