Card Identification Forum

OK, obviosuly we know the information of the card, but the mystery is what is on the lower right hand side of the card (blue object). Printing error, bad print job?  Too me it looks like the picture is a little bit more, as you can see more of the clipboard.All of the cards that I have found look like the first one. Just curious as to what everyone thinks.

grim25

Looks slightly OC. Since the photos are full bleed, it makes it harder to see that. But notice that the beginning of the text at the bottom of the card is closer to the left side on the card on the right. This exposes more of the picture to the right, whih includes some large blue object. Just a different part of the overall photo.

Yeah that looks like the padding surrounding the "turtle shell" batting cage used for batting practice. Dan's right, the text is further to the left. That leads me to believe exactly what he said, that the photo is simply off-center.

I find this interesting. I don't know if I've ever seen something quite like this - at least, not that I've ever noticed. Cool find!

I agree with Dan. I've saved a few over time that were slightly different without being a duplicate or error/variation. It's really not something you notice unless you have multiple copies of the card in hand, and is pretty much ONLY on full bleed cards like this.

Take a look at the '90 Proset FB, plenty of these "offset" shots. 1ex. Rohn Stark's plant foot while punting is lined up over different letters in his name. Sorry don't have a pic.

Completely different - that set was just a mess. That's not what's going on here.

Why? Please explain? Why is one OC different then another?

The ProSet cards were actually set differently. There was a forum thread on this a while back. What you're speaking of is where the picture was actually cropped differently or where the letters were typeset differently.

In the photos above, the foil name printing is actually inthe same place in relation to the photo. It's just that the card was cut about 1/8 of a n inch more to the right. Look at the large white box looking thing on the right side. On the card on the left, it's smaller than the card on the right.

I found an image of what you were speaking of which is NOT caused by a difference in where the card was cut but by the printing set-up:

Ah Ha I see said the blind man. Anymore years of sorting cards and I will be a blind man. Thanks for the explanation. ~Bob~

Part of the batting cage. You can see the photo is shifted to the left.