Glad to hear you like the Gold Coast posting in Slot Club University. The posting were put up for people to enjoy and for them to learn about the ins and out of slot cards. I have more postings coming for cards from Wisconsin and the mid-west, Nevada and even from Missississpi! Watch for them.

Regarding the cards you have with the "brown" and "light brown" cowboy legs, that kind of variation is hard to put forward as a different type as you have a hard time showing the difference. Slight color variations can easily occur duruing printing in a single print run, or in a different set up for a second print run of a card. The best example of this has been the "sepia-tone photo" card used at Arizona Charlies. It always went from a mostly grey picture to a brownish tone one, with a million shades inbetween. I like that Steve and Pat established the card as two types, recognizing the extremes at either end of the spectrum.