So check this out?! I tried to find real errors (not stupid fish eye bs) and really it's either nowhere or all over the place so I figured what better place to put em'? 

I noticed this while looking through a error box and finding two of these and two Gerald Young cards with identical errors. Possibly a white effect meant for another card. As of now the rarity is unknown as this error to my knowledge I am the first to realize it. Keep in mind I do not consider "no dots", "fish eye", "print defects" etc. errors but this is different. The "Ghost Slash" is identical on all and exactly in the same spots. In addition is identical to the Gerald Young card I will be adding shortly below. Does not appear on any other cards from the set. What makes it a error is the fact that both were corrected (no slash) later on in the production run.

While the 1989 Fleer Randy Johnson is the most notorious of the 1989 Randy Johnson RC errors - both Topps & Upperdeck had their own error competition. The 1989 Upperdeck has both Gruber and Molitor variations.

 

1989 Topps decided to go with a Leyland front and Randy Johnson back.

1980 Topps Re-visited color varriations. The Junior Moore and Kent Tekulve I have the exact two pictured below. If you notice the Bittner card goes right into the Tekulve making me believe it was a spill such as the black less 1990 Topps shown below.

1990 Topps Black Less Run.

Thought I'd go on a little rant to explain why Rickey Henderson is the greatest baseball player of all time. You see it was just a normal thing to steal bases for Rickey so when he stole a base in Game 4 of playoffs in 2004 for the Red Sox he really was just doing what he normally does not realizing he had just begun the first step in breaking a 100 year curse and bringing the 2004 Red Sox their first World Series win in 100 years. Although not given due credit for it without Rickey Henderson getting on base and stealing 2nd the Red Sox was doomed - in fact I had decided to bet my friend they would win it all even though the Red Sox were down 3:0 games and behind in game 4 in was in that moment I decided to bet my friend $20 they would win the World Series which at that point seemed impossible. 

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