Wow is that a good looking 2. Nevermind the rounded corners - the centering and surface is beautiful. Good color, too. Congrats!

Nice one Jesse, I considered that card too.

Chantilly pick-ups...

Got most of these from the BST. Thanks guys

http://dixonsbaseballcards.weebly.co...vis-g_orig.jpg http://dixonsbaseballcards.weebly.co...asper_orig.jpg

http://dixonsbaseballcards.weebly.co...ander_orig.jpg http://dixonsbaseballcards.weebly.co...croft_orig.jpg http://dixonsbaseballcards.weebly.co...faber_orig.jpg

http://dixonsbaseballcards.weebly.co...carey_orig.jpg http://dixonsbaseballcards.weebly.co...ilman_orig.jpg http://dixonsbaseballcards.weebly.co...ooper_orig.jpg

Nice pick ups for my BoSox Collection!

Thanks guys I really like the art work on the cards in that set. They sure don't make em like they used to. Lots of great pickups so far this month. Love the Cobb Orlando.

Great silver lining
 

I had hoped to land the LOTG beauty on Saturday, but I came up short. I did, however, manage to track this one example down on Sunday, and it arrived today!

It's not pretty as the other one, but it looks better in hand than the scan gives it credit for. :)

Great Wagner!

Wow...beautiful! I would have been shaking and I seen that. He coached football at my alma mater (West Virginia) and I'm looking to add one of these to my collection at some point.

I have been looking for a purple Murray for 15 years now... it seems everyone has one now except me !!!☹️️

Nice Steve. I once owned that Wagner and agreed, it does look better in person. Great find.

1925 Exhibits George H. "Babe" Ruth PSA 1
 

The last time that I was thinking about purchasing a Babe Ruth card, I snoozed. I learned my lesson.

Two for the set... both low grade, but with some great eye appeal IMO.

Thanks, Erick and Jeff!

Jon, great cards. Absolutely love them both. Mine are no where near as nice. Steve, that is a Wagner to be proud of, I only wish I could have one.

Thank you Ed.

Also, Jon -- those are beautiful D304s...great cards from a bright set.

Jon: I am the previous owner of your D304 Cobb. It resided happily in my set for the past eight or nine years. I had a second one, an "Authentic" that presents as pristine, so decided to let Al have a go with the SGC20. Don't remember what I paid for it but I think it did pretty well. You did just fine; I don't think D304 Cobbies will ever diminish in desirability or value. Good luck with the rest of your set. Some beautiful cards to be had. Tenney was the big toughie for me and Young wasn't easy either.

My set: http://imageevent.com/kawika_o_ka_pa...4brunnersbread

Ben: great card that presents extremely well for the grade. The community is finally taking notice of those big beautiful exhibits.

Jon: beautiful cards. Congrats

From an original find
 

It's not every day you get to be the second owner on a pair of Johnson examples:

http://i66.tinypic.com/whk1lh.jpg

Those are some very nice cards!

beautiful...practically identical twins! american beauties?

Thanks for the response guys!

Here are my twins, making a dent in the t205 set.
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Image%2033.jpg
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Image%2032.jpg

First Colgan's and no need to go further.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1491616714

Great cards everyone.

Here is a fringe item for me, an imperial cabinet (13" x 7 1/2") of actress Helen Dauvray, commissioner of the first World Championship trophy (the Dauvray Cup) that was first awarded to Detroit Wolverines in 1887. For a short time Helen was also the wife of HOFer John Ward.

Nice pickup, Joe!

Beautiful pickup Greg!!! Amazing shape!!! Love it.

Just picked up my first McGraw earlier today. Not as impressive as some of the killer cards in this thread but I was happy to pick up a legendary HOFer and my 71st card towards the T206 set which I'm hoping to complete in the not so distant future.

http://i67.tinypic.com/2hdqgkz.jpg

(Sorry for the smudgy holder, needs to be cleaned)

I sold one of these years ago, have missed it since, got the chance to trade back into one:

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...0Duffy%201.jpg

Yay!

Just got these two this week. Bought the Newt Randall with Ebay bucks because I just found out he grew up and is buried in Duluth MN which is very close to where I live. Just think it is cool to have a T206 player in my local area.

Nice pickup Adam, I saw that as well and was considering it until I realized what I spent in LOTG and what's coming up.

DJ

T210 orange...

I've been wanting the Keefe for a long time and I was finally able to get a nice copy

http://i.imgur.com/99xJ551.jpg?1

I'm starting the T205 NY Giants team set. Please let me know if you have any SGC graded in the 3-5ish range.

http://i.imgur.com/Ovozd2k.jpg?1

Maxjacks: Very nice N162 and T205. I'm a Giants fan from Polo Grounds days. Some of the wags around here will say that I saw Keefe and Raymond play but it's fake truth. I collected the NYG T205s a few years back, a fun little project. [I did not collect them from cigaret packs; bought most of them off eBay]. Have a look if you like: http://imageevent.com/kawika_o_ka_pa...snewyorkgiants

1887
 

My recent pickups have an 1887 focus. It was the year Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde was first performed on stage. It starred Richard Mansfield, who is featured on the tobacco card, cigar box and creepy framed photograph. This was also the year that Detroit won its first ever baseball championship and the year of the Tobin lithograph of Dan Brouthers. I'd say the Brouthers card is one of the most amusing cards, 19th Century or otherwise, that I've ever seen. The Mansfield inscription reads: "Your sight shall be blasted by a prodigy to stagger your unbelief of Satan."

Congrats on the Orange T210
 

Leon,

Congrats on the Orange T210. Very nice looking card.

Patrick

Very Nice!!! I'm jelly:eek:

Picked this one up last night

Excellent collection! I really enjoyed seeing them all together, thanks for sharing.

I forgot I put a bid on this on the opening day of the BST auction until I got the invoice stating I won it.

Attachment 269024

My first Mother's Bread card. Tough type.

https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/p...4_0317E1_1.jpg
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/p...4_0317E2_1.jpg

Also, my first T206 AB.

https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/p..._0317E73_4.jpg
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/p..._0317E74_4.jpg

Wow, nice Ken!

T210-6 Ade Thoss
 

Finally got the last catcher I needed for my T210 subset "Catchers with chest protectors on" from Love of The Game Auctions!

http://home.myfairpoint.net/vintagec...her/id113.html

Patrick

Congrats Patrick, great looking card...and that's a cool subset to collect.
Nice pick up!

My white whale from way back - thanks to a fellow board member:

Beautiful! Congrats Wondo.

1907 Dietsche Ty Cobb
 

I was very happy to pick up my first Cobb.

Troy

My first 1910 T212 Obak. Got it in a trade from a fellow member.:)

Patrick, its good to see you finally landed a Thoss to complete the subset. A beauty at that. When I saw it in LOTG I hoped you would land it. I for one am looking forward to seeing the group all together!

Actually just saw the link and that is a very fine looking group. Congrats.

Nice OB Leon. I was the underbidder in an upgrade attempt. Johnston was my first OB card I ever purchased.