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dancollins
05-20-2010, 05:59 AM
I was talking to Leon the other day and he said make sure not to only post when you are pissed about something, you have knowledge about things and should share it. He is right so I want to get on a new page and off this grading company stuff.

I am curious to see others blank backs. This is something I am starting to go after and also the proof cards like Leon's T206 Matty intrigue me. Does anyone know how many blank backs of these sets exist?

Here are a few that I have

Many of these are thanks to people on the board.

Dan

Leon
05-20-2010, 06:07 AM
Dan- My heartfelt thanks to you.
warm regards

Pup6913
05-20-2010, 06:52 AM
T207

dancollins
05-20-2010, 07:00 AM
T207

What a small world I am the one who bought it :)

Mrc32
05-20-2010, 07:07 AM
I'd love to get my hands on a t205 blank back. :D

Wite3
05-20-2010, 07:37 AM
I can tell you that T205 blank backs are far rarer than t206 or t207 blank backs...I have only seen a handful in 20 years...I own three and will try to scan them later this evening.

Joshua

scottglevy
05-20-2010, 07:47 AM
Having collected the T205/6/7 cards ... especially rare backs and printing errors for many, many years I have the following observations on scarcity.

For All T205 / T206 / T207 issues --- the vast majority of blank backs are hand cut.

T205 -- Blank backs from this issue are truly rare. I have never seen more than one blank back for an individual player from this series. I'd say that they are roughly as difficult as a Drum back (maybe more so) -- which is to say TOUGH.

T206 -- Blank backs have seemed to 'pop' lately in their valuation....but they are not super rare. I'd place them in the same general neighborhood as a 'Lenox'. In contrast T206 blank back proofs are presumably unique to the player.

T207 -- Blank backs for this issue are also somewhat common. I have seen lots as large as a dozen of them trade hands.

Josh....you beat me to it -- I obviously agree with your findings.

Bridwell
05-20-2010, 11:19 AM
My experience is the same as Scott and Josh.

Ron R

teetwoohsix
05-20-2010, 11:29 AM
Beautiful blank backs Dan!!! Thanks for showing those. I hope to one day own a blank back T206 example myself-really do appreciate the scans (thanks to you to Andrew).

Sincerely,Clayton

B O'Brien
05-20-2010, 11:35 AM
I wish I had one to share.

I missed a T206 Willis on ebay about a year and a half ago. It sold for $130ish. I had just started looking for a Blank HOFer, and thought that they must be easy to find since I found that one after a few weeks of looking. I haven't seen a HOFer come across ebay since, and wish I would have big a good bit more.

Dan, let me know when you want to send the P42 Chase Port back my way. I have been kicking myself in the ass, ever since I sold that one to you!!

Hope all is well,
Bob

Pup6913
05-20-2010, 07:20 PM
What a small world I am the one who bought it :)

Small world it is. Check the BST. If I have something for sale it goes there for a few days then to ebay. I always have it cheaper here and leave it up till it sells either here or Ebay.:)

cfc1909
05-20-2010, 09:14 PM
19059

19060

19061

19062

cfc1909
05-20-2010, 09:34 PM
be careful when buying these-easily altered 50 dollar cards turn in to 300 dollar cards.
I can see some image on the backs of some of your cards-not sure what this means if anything -just want to say be cautious.

The blank backs I have seen appear to have been hand cut...:cool:

ethicsprof
05-20-2010, 10:32 PM
Jim is wise, as usual.
I'd be very careful. I continue to hear that 'doctoring' abounds.

best,
barry

FUBAR
05-21-2010, 01:42 AM
why are all the hand cut cards so crooked? looks like people are drunk when they cut them

Pup6913
05-21-2010, 06:59 AM
why are all the hand cut cards so crooked? looks like people are drunk when they cut them

They very well could have been. There were not really many rules prohibiting that type of behavior then. Ever wonder how a diamond cut card came about. loaded incorrectly when cut. What about the QC for the focus on some? May have been fine to them:D And as far as the hand cut goes. If the boss gave you a sheet of cards to cut by hand and you had a few to drink or maybe a few sheets to cut I bet by the end they would be chopped.

tbob
05-21-2010, 03:51 PM
The T207s were extremely scarce until 5-6 years ago when a huge find occurred. I know I bought several at the time and subsequently sold them off.
The T206s pop up every know and then. I bought a group of 3 cards about 15 years old, a Heinie Wagner red Hindu a Bender blank back and one other oddball card. Wish I still had them :(

4815162342
05-21-2010, 09:25 PM
Is it just me, or do the T206's and T205 in the original post have some bleed through to the back?