Thanks Mike for pointing out the E105. It is also rarer than The Card. I am up in the air on the E91-C Matt...you certainly don't see them that often, but perhaps that is because people are hiding the Joe Tinker imposter from view
Jeremy...Rhett did chime in earlier that the E254's were either equal or greater than T206...I'll let him chime again before changing it down a notch to the equal column.
More Common:
1913 Barker Game
1909/11 Colgans E254
1915 Cracker Jack
1909/11 E90-1 batting and throwing
1910 E91-C
1909 E92 Dockman batting and fielding
1910 E93
1909 E95
1910 E98
1906 Fan Craze NL
1910/11 M116 blue
1910/11 M116 pastel
1913 National Game
1914 Polo Grounds Game
Around the same as the T206 Wagner:
1914 Cracker Jack
D322 Tip-top
E90-2
E94
E102 batting
M101-4 Sporting News and blank backs
Less than the T206 (should be plenty of more issues in this grouping...let us know):
All Star Baseball
Baseball Bats
D304 all backs
D381 Fleischman/Ferguson Bakery
E92 Crofts Candy both poses
E92 Crofts Cocoa both poses
E92 Nadja both poses
E101 batting and fielding
E102 fielding
E103
E104-2
E105 Mello-Mint
E107
E125 American Caramel both poses
E135 Collins McCarthy and all associated backs
E270 Tin Tops
E271 Darby Chocolates
E300 Plows Candy
M101-4 (all backs except for Sporting News and Blank)
M101-5 (all backs)
M110
M131 Baltimore Newsboy
Orange Border batting and portrait
Reccius Icky Bob
T5
T216 Kotton, Mino and Virginia Extra (all variations)
Texas Tommy type 1 and 2
Voskamps
W555
W-Unc 1912
Postcards: Rose Co, American League Pub, Novelty Cutlery, Vignette
Heck if I know:
BF2 Pennants
M101-2
M101-2 w/Cobb
Brian