Not Like the Others

Here are few cards that differ slightly from their peers. They aren't exactly error cards, but I assume that the differences were unintentional.

1957 Topps Don Paul

Don Paul is the only Cleveland Brown whose 1957 Topps card has an orange background. The rest of the Browns in the 1957 Topps set have a yellow background.

1957 Topps #114: Don Paul 1957 Topps #3: Mike McCormack 1957 Topps #28: Lou Groza 1957 Topps #147: Len Ford 1957 Topps #102: Walt Michaels 1957 Topps #40: Pete Brewster

1960 7-Eleven Dallas Texans Ray Collins

The Ray Collins card in the 1960 7-Eleven Texans set is the only one that does not have "DALLAS TEXANS" printed on the front.

1960 7-Eleven Texans #4: Ray Collins 1960 7-Eleven Texans #5: Cotton Davidson 1960 7-Eleven Texans #6: Abner Haynes 1960 7-Eleven Texans #9: Johnny Robinson 1960 7-Eleven Texans #2: Mel Branch 1960 7-Eleven Texans #3: Chris Burford

1967 Topps Larry Grantham

Larry Grantham's 1967 Topps card has a green frame around his picture; the rest of the Jets have blue frames.

1967 Topps #93: Larry Grantham 1967 Topps #98: Joe Namath 1967 Topps #97: Don Maynard 1967 Topps #95: Winston Hill 1967 Topps #101: George Sauer Jr. 1967 Topps #102: Matt Snell

1968 Topps Bill Glass

The label on Bill Glass's 1968 Topps card has a reddish background. This area is orange on the rest of the Browns cards in the 1968 Topps set.

1968 Topps #154: Bill Glass 1968 Topps #49: Paul Warfield 1968 Topps #76: Gene Hickerson 1968 Topps #206: Leroy Kelly 1968 Topps #102: Erich Barnes 1968 Topps #189: Bill Nelsen

1970 Topps Super O.J. Simpson

Finally, O.J. Simpson's 1970 Topps Super card is the only card in the set with a yellow background. The rest of the 1970 Topps Super cards have blue backgrounds.

1970 Topps Super #24: O.J. Simpson 1970 Topps Super #3: Bart Starr 1970 Topps Super #15: John Unitas 1970 Topps Super #33: Joe Namath 1970 Topps Super #22: Gale Sayers 1970 Topps Super #30: Bob Hayes

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