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01-30-2005 08:00 AM |
N162s offered
Posted By: <b>FatBoy</b><p>N162 Andrews SGC 40 $750 SOLD<br />N162 Beeckman SGC 50 $350 SOLD<br /><A HREF="http://www2.freepichosting.com/Images/421573170/55.jpg">N162 Taylor</A> SGC 50 $350<br />N162 Sears SGC 30 $250 SOLD<br /><br />Keith O'Leary<br />Age 49<br />Lives in Mount Joy PA<br />Computer Programmer/Analyst<br />ebay userid vwtdi<br />home email Snoopy525@Earthlink.net<br />work email OLeary@Co.Lancaster.PA.US<br /><br />Have collected tobacco baseball cards since a family friend gave me 50 T206s (including 2 Cobbs) when I was 12 years old. Currently, I'm actively collecting N2, N28, N29, N184, N310, T3, T9, T200 T222, have a decent sized pre 1925 baseball type card collection, tobacco banners, store counter cards, premiums, have 59 or so different tobacco albums.<br /><br />In my collecting past I've completed 2 T205 sets and was up to 470 or so different T206s. I also had and completed many sets of non baseball tobacco (the Duke Poor Boys and Civil War General booklets were 2 of my favorites thinking back) They're all long since gone <img src="/images/sad.gif" height=14 width=14>. I used to spend a lot of time in flea markets when I was in my mid to late teens (Lancaster County PA was and still is a hot spot for these). Anyway, back in the late 60s or early 70s I bought those other 2 T206 Cobbs I needed at a local flea market on the same day for a grand total of $20 <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14>, even then I was happy to get them at that price! I used to pass up all kinds of N172s for peanuts back then because I thought they lacked color and were boring to look at...sortta reminded me of the actor and actress cards I also used to pick up for even less peanuts at the time. Geesh.<br /><br />I almost ALWAYS have something available for trade if you have something I collect.<br /><br />
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