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tedzan 12-10-2012 01:59 PM

Hey Frank
 
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If you accept my last request (Sweet Cap sub-set), then can I also add my AMERICAN BEAUTY 460 sub-set ?

Currently, I have 58 of the 75 subjects required to complete this very rare sub-set.


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Thanks,

TED Z

frankbmd 12-10-2012 05:43 PM

Thinking.............
 
about Ted's requests. Is a 34 card Monster subset really worthy of a Monster Number or is it some form of Submonster? An accomplishment without doubt but a comparable number to the remainder of the list, I think not. We may be getting into the apples and oranges argument if we continue to add subsets indiscriminately. To date any such variations have been cited as footnotes. I guess, if it were my 34 card subset and it was on a list below Joe Blow's legitimate 35 Monster number that consisted of a stack of beaters, I would be insulted. What percentage of casual viewers take time to read the footnotes anyway? Furthermore if the footnote thing got out of control and more lengthy, I would expect fewer would read them or really care. The subject of back subsets et al was entertained as a possible future consideration in my original post, but has been avoided until recently. I would however encourage members to post such subsets in the thread, but will not dilute the purity of Monster Number list further. A list of references to such posts by post number can be included under the list in Post#1, so that subset enthusiasts can find these unique collections readily.

Hopefully, Ted, you will understand and accept my reasoning here. If you don't, sweetening the pot on our Tinker deal can't hurt.:D:D:D

Frank

I'll try to review the thread to create a list of relevant posts soon.

g_vezina_c55 12-10-2012 06:31 PM

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sb1 12-10-2012 06:37 PM

might as well throw me in
 
Put me down for 680, i wanna be like Dan and John.

White Borders 12-10-2012 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by frankbmd (Post 1061245)
about Ted's requests. Is a 34 card Monster subset really worthy of a Monster Number or is it some form of Submonster? An accomplishment without doubt but a comparable number to the remainder of the list, I think not. We may be getting into the apples and oranges argument if we continue to add subsets indiscriminately. To date any such variations have been cited as footnotes. I guess, if it were my 34 card subset and it was on a list below Joe Blow's legitimate 35 Monster number that consisted of a stack of beaters, I would be insulted. What percentage of casual viewers take time to read the footnotes anyway? Furthermore if the footnote thing got out of control and more lengthy, I would expect fewer would read them or really care. The subject of back subsets et al was entertained as a possible future consideration in my original post, but has been avoided until recently. I would however encourage members to post such subsets in the thread, but will not dilute the purity of Monster Number list further. A list of references to such posts by post number can be included under the list in Post#1, so that subset enthusiasts can find these unique collections readily.

Hopefully, Ted, you will understand and accept my reasoning here. If you don't, sweetening the pot on our Tinker deal can't hurt.:D:D:D

Frank

I'll try to review the thread to create a list of relevant posts soon.


Frank,

So does that mean you won't count my complete (3 card) Lundgren Chicago subset? :D

Best Regards and Happy Collecting :)

Mikehealer 12-10-2012 07:00 PM

Craig, nice Lundgren trifecta. You don't see the P350 everyday.

tedzan 12-10-2012 08:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by frankbmd (Post 1061245)
about Ted's requests. Is a 34 card Monster subset really worthy of a Monster Number or is it some form of Submonster? An accomplishment without doubt but a comparable number to the remainder of the list, I think not.

Hopefully, Ted, you will understand and accept my reasoning here. If you don't, sweetening the pot on our Tinker deal can't hurt.:D:D:D

Frank

I'll try to review the thread to create a list of relevant posts soon.



But Frank....this "Monster" has tentacles....namely, all the silly sub-sets that we can attach to it :)

Look, this 34-card sub-set (Sweet Cap #649 overprint) is no great accomplishment. But, my American Beauty 460, I consider a "big deal". And, when I complete it,
it is only worth 75 points. Therefore, I will somewhat reluctantly "accept your reasoning" for not adding these "tentacles".

New subject....if I recently broke up one of my "Monsters" and most of it has been sold, do you still accept it ?

If so, I also put together a complete 467-card all SWEET CAPORAL, Factory #30 set (minus Plank & Wagner).


TED Z

frankbmd 12-10-2012 09:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by White Borders (Post 1061283)
Frank,

So does that mean you won't count my complete (3 card) Lundgren Chicago subset? :D

Best Regards and Happy Collecting :)

Post #445 will be referenced in Post #1.
I hope it gets a lot of love.;)
My Lundgren Chicago subset is 1/3 complete.

frankbmd 12-10-2012 09:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tedzan (Post 1061332)
But Frank....this "Monster" has tentacles....namely, all the silly sub-sets that we can attach to it :)

Look, this 34-card sub-set (Sweet Cap #649 overprint) is no great accomplishment. But, my American Beauty 460, I consider a "big deal". And, when I complete it,
it is only worth 75 points. Therefore, I will somewhat reluctantly "accept your reasoning" for not adding these "tentacles".

New subject....if I recently broke up one of my "Monsters" and most of it has been sold, do you still accept it ?

If so, I also put together a complete 467-card all SWEET CAPORAL, Factory #30 set (minus Plank & Wagner).


TED Z

Ted, c'mon man. It doesn't matter if a centipede has 96 legs or 104 legs, it's still a centipede. A monster is a monster. If you want to start a tentacle thread or an appendage thread, be my guest. I didn't reject the subsets summarily, I merely don't want the monsters commingled with the tentacles. I'm sure the members enjoy seeing them posted here though.
Obviously if you no longer own a tentacle, it should not be posted, and the appendages you do own should be covered at all times.

Bocabirdman 12-11-2012 03:20 AM

Nice lot
 
I have been working on this 22 card deal with a fellow board member for a couple weeks now. (Thanks Brian). New Number is 229.9

17. Neal Ball (Cleveland) P350/460
116. Paul Davidson SC350
135. Mickey Doolan (Fielding) P350
138. Patsy Dougherty (Arm In Air) Old Mill
140. Tom Downey (Batting) SC350-460
144. Larry Doyle (Portrait) Old Mill
187. Dolly Gray Polar Bear
191. Moose Grimshaw P350
197. Jack Hannifan (Hannifin) SOV350
225. Jimmy Jackson SOV350
234. Tom Jones (St Louis) SC150 Fac 649
236. Tim Jordan (Brooklyn) (Batting) SC350
258. Harry Krause (Portrait) SC350
283. Harry Lord SC350
347. Billy Nattress P350
360. William O'Neil P350
390. Ambrose Puttman (Puttmann) P350
397. Ed Reulbach (No Glove Showing) Old Mill
407. Nap Rucker (Throwing) SC350-460
447. Jake Stahl (Glove Shows) Old Mill
460. Gabby Street (Portrait) P350
485. Heinie Wagner (Bat On Right Shoulder) Old Mill


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