Nice connor kenny I was bidding against you:)

Thanks Bill. Some nice pick-ups guys.


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Thanks to a fellow board member for the scarce Daley and only Columbus pose of Weyhing!! Only 3 more Columbus OJ players to find to complete my single pose set :D:D.

thanks Bill and Steve, nice Callahan!....I'm working on it. Last cards can be tricky...

Thanks Danny. I guess I'm glad I won although I was hoping to pay a little less :(

Kenny:

You've been on a roll lately.

Nice OJs!

Kevin

Steven:

You've made amazing progress in such a short time on your Ohio OJs!

Congrats!

Kevin

Couple of newbies - 15 CJ Smoky Joe (thanks Steve on the BST!) and an OJ cabinet...

Kevin,

I don't think my wife checks this blog (or card prices) so I can probably agree. If I'm wrong there's a chance they may find me buried in the back yard :)

Thanks Kevin, the Spud Johnson will slow me down a little. I've only seen one and it wasn't for sale.


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Time for me to eat crow. Thank you, Andy:

No worries Brian. Thanks for a smooth transaction. I am glad that this card found a new home.

Nice Kenny

In September, everyone needs more Pitching:
 

and I cannot resist good symmetry.

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Ted Easterly T206
 

Picked up a Ted Easterly T206.

One of my favorite T206 portrait cards.


Patrick

I picked my Clemente user icon back when I first joined. I found it doing a Google image search. Today, I purchased the original wire photo of the image off ebay. I apologize that this isn't a pre-war pick-up, but I just thought it was a pretty cool find:

Need some advice on this one
 

I got my first T211, I am very excited for this one. The advice I need is this, I bought a T206 Kissinger in low grade (probably would be poor to fair), and they sent this American Caramel instead. I am fine with the American Caramel, but it is not a set I collect. The seller contacted me and said they would refund me $10 to return the card, which is very fair. My question is what would the American Caramel be worth? It is graded VG. If I decide to keep it, I would like to send an offer to make it fair for both them and me. I figure if I send it back, it would cost the seller at least $15 to send me the T206 (since they would refund me $10 to send it back, and about $5 to ship the other). Would it be worth it to them to just have me keep it? Should I offer them something to even up the cost? What roughly is the value of the American Caramel? Any thoughts are appreciated.

Oh, the little pin is a Red Cross tobacco pin. I was hoping to win the 3 Red Cross cards in the Legendary Auction last week, but no luck.

That Cox E120 is worth about $25. There don't seem to be a lot of people collecting them. I've bought over 100 of them in the past year and have a pretty good idea of the market. If you were to offer them like $5-7 I bet they would see that as fair and be happy to have the issue resolved.

That's awesome.. Clemente is the man, pre-war or not. Congrats

Thanks, I have never bought one (I never have even shopped for one), and was thinking of keeping it to just have one from the series. But if that is all they are worth, I will send it back and get the T206 I originally bought. I appreciate the advice.

More Athletics
 

T206 Thomas Sovereign Back

Jason -

I'm sure you probably already own one, but there is a 2008 Stadium Club card using your avatar picture. I'd send you one, but I don't have a dup.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stadium-Club...item234036fe77

a new EPDG
 

Always loved the EPDGs....

I've been wanting this one for quite some time. I'd like to thank a fellow net54er for helping me get it.

Thanks Bill! Yes, it feels very nice to finally add a few. I appreciate the kind words. :)

Sincerely, Clayton

E101 Fred Jacklitsch
 

This E101 Fred Jacklitsch arrived today from Joe's Vintage Sportscards. Great colors!


Patrick

Really happy to pick up two of my favorite non-Hofer T206 portraits. The backgrounds really pop :cool:

I also for some reason live that Dougherty portrait

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What are we dooin?
 

Who knew that Howie Camnitz had a tattoo on his back?

Hi guys, I was wondering if this is genuine from the Vermont find. I was expecting something more like a cabinet, this is more like a photo. I have never seen one in person, but it is such a great image. Any advice is appreciated.

Without holding it in my hand I would say the back looks too new and the image appears to be a photograph of a photograph .

September Pickups
 

I picked these up at a flea market in West Virgina last weekend. It's been years since I have been able to find anything like this other than the internet.

Another Rossman Miscut
 

I appear to have a Rossman problem... 2 two-namers and now 3 double-namers (plus two partials/slivers):

Guys, I just read through the tread from Oct. 2004. I did not know what my previous posted image could stir up, and glad it has not yet. Please ignore my request for advice. Suffice to say, it is what it is, and it didn't cost much, and it looks nice to me.

Here is the other one I got, I changed some of the scan settings so the image would show up better, it stinks to try and scan in a Beckett holder, I get so much reflection of the scanner light. It is not really that dark in hand, and the holder has scratches. It is graded "A", I just gotta wonder why would anyone trim off the bottom of such a cool item (rhetorical question).

Ty Cobb Bat Off
 

Got this one for my son Colin's 3rd Birthday!

It completes his run of all 4 T206 Cobbies!

Picked up a few portraits

thanks again to another board member

just one card...
 

after failing to get this T214a few months back, I was able to trade for it in late august and received it about a week or so ago.

Mark, congrats on this fantastic pickup!! Super scarce/truly rare cards such as this one are the ones I get the most thrill out of having in my collection. I watched this T214 Jennings languish on eBay for what seemed like forever, until the seller got more realistic with his price, at which point I would have jumped on it if I didn't already have a couple of T214s - but mine are not as nice as this one.
Val

Picked up this beauty about a week ago!

Always loved that postcard scene. Nice job!

Glad you finally got him Mark. Any of those Victory's are a feather in your cap plus a hall of famer to boot, very nice. Congrats.

Sterling ships fast!
 

Thanks Lee!
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1918 Boston Red Sox
 

Not a card but a photo. Picked this up last night and figured it would be appreciated here as well as on the memorabilia side.

Three more T206s in

Thank you, Derek, for this great Fred Clarke! Marty, thank you for the wonderful Roger Bresnahan, and thanks to Ryan for Bill Bergen. I think I have almost the entire Brooklyn collection now thanks to you and Tom!

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Photo from the Sporting News archives, says "cigarette coupon pictures" on the back.

Greg

The much tougher version....

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Won this on the bay. Abbaticchio with Some name on top.


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I'm not positive but the name up top also looks like Abbaticchio