Found Another 1973 Variation

gemint · March 22, 2014 2:38PM

1973 Gates Brown with gap in the border. It's currently not recognized as a variation but I'm submitting it for inclusion. If the Bahnsen is going to pull in $200+ for this "variation", I'm gonna have my variation included!

grote15 · March 22, 2014 2:42PM

There's a gap in the right border, too.

gemint · March 22, 2014 2:44PM

<< There's a gap in the right border, too. >>

Correct. This is like the Walt Williams #504 variation.

grote15 · March 22, 2014 2:54PM

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<< There's a gap in the right border, too. >>

Correct. This is like the Walt Williams #504 variation. >>

BTW, I'm sure this suggestion is going to endear you to all the 73 set registry collectors, John, LOL..

gemint · March 22, 2014 2:57PM

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<< There's a gap in the right border, too. >>

Correct. This is like the Walt Williams #504 variation. >>

BTW, I'm sure this suggestion is going to endear you to all the 73 set registry collectors, John, LOL.. >>

I wouldn't be requesting it be added if I didn't already have one.

Unknown · March 22, 2014 10:40PM

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CDsNuts · March 22, 2014 11:03PM

There are about 2 dozen 'gaps' cards in the set. I just subbed a bunch of them as variations, but I doubt they will recognize them. It's worth a shot though.

itzagoner · March 23, 2014 12:07AM

fall in to the.

TheDudeAbides · March 23, 2014 6:45AM

How does one submit a request for a variation to be added? Some years ago, I spoke to Joe Orlando regarding a variation of card #303 in the 70 baseball set, and he informed me that Beckect had to include it in their price guide before they would recognize the variation. How does it work now? Thanks in advance. The Dude.

miwlvrn · March 23, 2014 11:35AM

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<< There's a gap in the right border, too. >>

Correct. This is like the Walt Williams #504 variation. >>

#504 w/ and w/o gap is Earl Williams. Walt Williams is #297 and does not yet have the gap variation.

miwlvrn · March 23, 2014 11:37AM

<< How does one submit a request for a variation to be added? Some years ago, I spoke to Joe Orlando regarding a variation of card #303 in the 70 baseball set, and he informed me that Beckect had to include it in their price guide before they would recognize the variation. How does it work now? Thanks in advance. The Dude. >>

I have gone through the process of having new variations added before. There is a thread about it buried somewhere in the Set Registry forum that you can dig up. Basically, you have to send your scans to Tom Bartsch and if he is convinced, he'll publish it in SCD and also contact PSA to tell them it will be included in his next issue. Then, PSA will add the variation to the label. Unfortunately it only works for baseball. I still haven't found contact info for anyone who will help me out with publishing new hockey variations.

TheDudeAbides · March 23, 2014 1:34PM

Thanks for the info.

BobbyVCP · March 23, 2014 6:13PM

Just checked on VCP and there is 45 images for that card graded and 7 of them
have the exact same white spot on the border. Leaving me to believe that it is
a lot more common then you may think.

gemint · March 24, 2014 3:26AM

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<< There's a gap in the right border, too. >>

Correct. This is like the Walt Williams #504 variation. >>

#504 w/ and w/o gap is Earl Williams. Walt Williams is #297 and does not yet have the gap variation. >>

Sorry I meant Earl Williams. I guess I was having no neck flashes at the time!

Found Another 1973 Variation

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