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Top 50 prewar cards

Another Frank thread with rules

1. Post one card in your post assuming that you own all the previously mentioned cards. No one obviously owns all of these cards. This rule is intended to prevent duplication. Feel free to replace assuming with pretending if that floats your boat.

2. Do not duplicate a prior post. In other words post the next card you would add to your collection.

3. Disregard consideration of condition or grading, but specify the set.

4. One card only per post. Do not try to add five in one post or add any number in sequential posts.

A list will be maintained in this post until we get to 50 different cards.

That’s it. Pretty simple.;)

I will post one card and start the list below.

1. T206 Honus Wagner

2. 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth

3. T206 Joe Doyle NY Nat’l

4. Old Judge Anson in uniform

5. T206 Eddie Plank

6. Baltimore News Team Card

7. Zeenut Buck Weaver

8. T210 Joe Jackson

9. 1933 Goudey Lajoie

10. 1904 Allegheny Mathewson

11. T3 Ty Cobb

12. 1914 CJ Mathewson

13. T204 Walter Johnson

14. Ty Cobb with Ty Cobb back

15. 1914 CJ Joe Jackson

16. T206 Sherry Magie

17. 1907 Weiser Wonder Wajo PC

18. 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth #144

19. E90-1 Joe Jackson

20. 1916 Zeenut Clayton

21. 1869 Peck & Snyder Cincinnati CdV

22. N142 Duke’s Ed Delahanty

23. D304 General Baking Ty Cobb

24. T212 Ten Million

25. 1903 Breisch Williams Cy Young

26. e107 Wagner

27. 1859 Brooklyn Atlantic's CdV

28. 1910 T210-6 Old Mill Casey Stengel

29. 1907 Dietsche Cobb Fielding Variation

30. 1907 Seamless Steel Tubes Ty Cobb postcard

31. 1934 Goudey Gehrig

32. T205 Richard Hoblitzell - No stats

33. T206 WaJo portrait

34. T206 Cobb Green Background

35. Four Base Hits King Kelly

36. m101-4 Babe Ruth

37. W600 Cobb

38. M110 Wagner

39. Just So Cy Young

40. 1863 Grand Match Ticket-Harry and Sam Wright

41. M101-5 Jim Thorpe

42. N175 Gypsy Queen Large King Kelly

43. M116 Smoky Joe Wood

44. D350-2 Standard Biscuit of Sam Rice

45. 1890 King Kelly Old Judge Players' League card

46. 1912 H813 Boston Garter Christy Mathewson

47. 1886 N167 Old Judge Buck Ewing

48. 1939 Play Ball Ted Williams sample card

49. T330-2 Piedmont Art Stamp Ty Cobb

50. T204 Jesse Burkett

Honorable Mention

N28 Allen & Ginter King Kelly

T205 Ty Cobb

Boston Garter Joe Jackson

1914 Baltimore News - Babe Ruth

3- T206 Joe Doyle N.Y. Nat'l

Old Judge Anson in Uniform

1914 Baltimore News Team card

Buck Weaver Zeenut
<a href="https://ibb.co/iDmNr9"><img src="https://preview.ibb.co/mYOP4U/weaver_zeenut.jpg" alt="weaver_zeenut" border="0"></a>

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Originally Posted by clydepepper (Post 1818089)

Frank - #1 is a pretty big assumption. Am I not understanding, or do all of the first four members posting own a T206 Honus?

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I think Frank means once the card is posted you are supposed to pretend you own it for the sake of the list. Then, post what card you would like after owning the ones already listed.

T210 Joe Jackson

Thread needs more pictures.
Turkey Red Ty Cobb

T206 Cobb/ Cobb back

'14 CJ Jackson - kick myself I don't own this card anymore.

http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/v...psnclvdcqf.jpg

T206 Sherry Magie - Error

All of the "Big 4" now represented.

1907 Weiser Wonder WaJo PC

Hopefully it doesn't have to be the most expensive card. This is probably my fave pose/card in the hobby (which I will ever own).

http://luckeycards.com/r319rutha.jpg

1869 Peck & Snyder Cincinnati CdV

I think #17 is WaJo, that Waco guy didn't work out so well.

N142 Duke's Ed Delahanty

Looks like D304 Cobb not on list yet. First PreWar card I ever fell for...

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...1911-d304-cobb

1903 Breisch Williams Cy Young

We can’t forget $10,000,000.00. Can we?

Circa 1859 Brooklyn Atlantic's CdV

1907 Dietsche Cobb Fielding Variation

T205 Richard Hoblitzell - No stats

I am probably miss comprehending the rules but does it say you must own all of the previously mentioned cards to post? If that were the case, and the first card was the Wags, then everyone responding would need to own a T206 Wagner (and not Heinie)?

no, you don't have to own them, you have to add to the list ASSUMING you already owned all of the previous listed ones.

i would add T206 WaJo portrait, my favorite prewar card.

1907 Seamless Steel Tubes Ty Cobb postcard

Unfortunately I decided to let this one go a while back, but it's probably a top 50 prewar card.

Four Base Hits King Kelly

m101-4 Babe Ruth

How did this one get overlooked for so long? :confused:

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Originally Posted by brianp-beme (Post 1818216)

Not intended to be deceptive or disqualifying.

Most have interpreted this rule correctly.

A few have not.

Even my ESL teacher says the sentence is perfectly clear as is.:D

LOL, I have to agree with Leon on this one. I think that first sentence was written after quite a bit of time at the 19th tee.

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Originally Posted by Leon (Post 1818190)

Quote:

Originally Posted by puckpaul (Post 1818199)

no, you don't have to own them, you have to add to the list ASSUMING you already owned all of the previous listed ones.

exactly. if you second guess a manager's decision in a ball game, you are rendering an opinion as if (or assuming that) you are the manager. Your opinion counts, even though you are not the manager.

The same principal applies here.

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Originally Posted by brianp-beme (Post 1818216)

I think Frank's first rule undoubtedly negates most of the posts so far, as Frank started off the list with the T206 Wagner:

1. Post one card in your post assuming that you own all the previously mentioned cards.

Bad, bad, evil Frank.

Brian

Not intended to be deceptive or disqualifying.
Most have interpreted this rule correctly.
A few have not.
Even my ESL teacher says the sentence is perfectly clear as is.:D

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Originally Posted by oldjudge (Post 1818252)

LOL, I have to agree with Leon on this one. I think that first sentence was written after quite a bit of time at the 19th tee.

I would caution anyone about agreeing with Leon too often. Reread the first section of this post. My ESL teacher is aghast.

Amen. Rule section clarified.

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Originally Posted by brianp-beme (Post 1818216)

You are assuming that you own the cards. You don't have to own all, or even any, of the cards.