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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: peter chao
Guys, |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: barrysloate
Why is the Turkey Red of Willis on this list? Is it more signficant than a Just So of Cy Young, for example? |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Cat
Peter: |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Paul
This is fun: |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: peter chao
Barry, |
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Posted By: Steve M.
While there are several on your list that I would take exception to your T207 Weaver selection will be highlighted. The 1911 Zeenut; 1911 d310 Pacific Coast Biscuit; 1911 Obak (regular issue and Premium); and e100 Bishop are all higher on my Weaver list than the T207. In fact all are on my Top 10 list. |
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Posted By: Jeff Prizner
Out of all the HOF T3's, I don't understand the Willis selection either. He's actually one of, if not the least desirable HOFer in the set among collectors. |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: peter chao
Cat, |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: barrysloate
Paul- if you are going to include an N173 I think Connie Mack and Ed Delahanty are the gold standard of Old Judge cabinets. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
If I could choose to own only one baseball card it would be the Anson in uniform N172. |
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Posted By: E, Daniel
I'd want to throw in a Cap Anson in Uniform N172 here, and a Mathewson E107 there.... |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Paul
Barry, |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: JimB
I agree with others that the Just So Cy Young, N172 Anson in uniform should be there. I also think the T206 Cobb/Cobb back and our own moderator dude's Four Base Hits Kelly should be on the list. |
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Posted By: Frank Wakefield
Vic Willis went into the HOF in 1995... |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Andrew
In no particular order based on a combination of rarity, significance, value, and most importantly what I like: |
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Posted By: fkw
Im not going into the 19th Century, since they would dominate the list IMO. |
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Posted By: Joann
Just out of curiosity, why does the Cabanas Pete Hill show up on two lists? I knew the set itself is scarce, but didn't really know any cards within the set were particularly desireable or tough. |
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Posted By: fkw
Only 1 is known and Pete Hill is a Hall of Famer. Anyone who collects a card of every HOFer needs it. |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: peter chao
fkw, |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Griffin's
Pete Hill was elected in 2006. |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Max Weder
Peter |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: peter chao'
Max, Griffin |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: JimB
In no particular order. |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: leon
If the question were, which 10 vintage cards would I most like to have the answer would be (I realize I own a few)...again these are "my" best collection picks...and many others could be sub'd in and fit nicely.... |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Dan Kravitz
My top ten in no special order. |
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Posted By: Glen V
Some tough types I'd like to have (w/o using any previously mentioned cards, although I really liked Frank's list): |
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Posted By: Paul
I decided to amend my list slightly by including cabinets that most people don't consider true baseball cards: |
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Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)
4BH Ward |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: peter chao'
Guys, |
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Posted By: fkw
Peter, you might want to update your info Both the M101-4 and M101-5 are proven to now come from 1916. The M101-5 is from early 1916 (sold for $1 in ads in the Sporting News), and the M101-4 (updated version) is from Aug 1916 (ads first show up in Aug, ordered in series of 20 for 10 cents, or the complete set for a $2 subscription). The 1915 date is old info that is wrong. |
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Posted By: MVSNYC
Ummm, OK, this will be fun: |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Jay
-T206 Wagner |
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Posted By: Steve M.
While MVSNYC makes a good suggestion this thread has gotten a little off track. The way the topic was posed by the poster was: |
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Posted By: MVSNYC
i can only speak for myself...the 10 cards i listed are cards i really "want"...obviously many of them are rare, but look at some of my choices: 34 gehrig, T205 mathewson, for example...not rare or extremely valuable at all, just great looking cards, that i would love to have. |
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Posted By: Steve M.
I wasn't necessarily speaking to your list. I was generalizing the content of many of the lists in this thread. I agree that your list, as was mine, is in keeping with the intent of the poster. It just seemed to me that some of the lists had cards that quite honestly I never knew existed. |
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Posted By: MVSNYC
steve- understood. i think you & i are on the same page... |
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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis
These I have..... |
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Posted By: Ryan Christoff
Here's mine: |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: Preece1
(no particular order) |
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Posted By: Paul
I've seen a scan of the Punch Jose Mendez that Ryan put on his list and it's an excellent choice. I would guess most board members haven't seen it. Hopefully Ryan or the owner can post a scan. |
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Posted By: JimB
I did not realize this was a top 10 cards I would like to have. My list changes slightly. |
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Posted By: Cat
It sure seems like Joe Jackson gets an overabundance of love on these lists. |
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Posted By: Zach Rice
-1863 Peck and Snyder single player card of James Creighton |
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Posted By: Lyle
1. Baltimore News Ruth - the ULTIMATE card IMO . |
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Posted By: Wesley
N172 Anson w/ uniform |
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Posted By: E, Daniel
Anyone know a link or web site where I could see a 1913 Boston Garter Cobb? |
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Posted By: Joe_G.
My list is very partial toward Detroit, but here it goes: |
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Posted By: Andrew
Okay, someone please summarize these awesome lists for the ultimate top 10. :--) |
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Posted By: Frank Wakefield
Anyone working on abulating this stuff? |
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Top Ten Prewar
Posted By: peter chao
Frank, |
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