The beauty of the T206 issue is that it can be collected in a myriad of ways. Aside from compiling an entire set there are many different subsets that are attractive to hobbyists who pursue the issue based on team back variety Hall of Fame status league print group and any number of other options. Growing in popularity is the pursuit of print anomalies. Such print errors help collectors to understand the methods in which the set was initially printed but collectors also find them far more rare than many of the issue's most scarce front/back combinations. Such is the case with this example a card of Doc White with the Piedmont reverse printed upside down. Unlike many of the other upside-down backs we have seen this example is worthy of a numeric grade with clear factory cuts. Based on that SGC has assigned a grade of GOOD 30 one of the most attractive upside-down backs we have encountered. The miscut is also evident on the card front where White's name and team designation can be seen at both the top and bottom of the card. An extremely interesting attractive and very rare print anomaly.