Let's See Your Favorite Card!!!!

[V117collector]

I just love it even with the paper loss!!!

[bnorth]

For Pre-war I really like the Speaker for the big print offset or any T210 Ft. Worth player whit the FTW showing.

[HRBAKER]

[Louieman]

Fave

[Bigb13]

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[kdixon]

Zach Wheat when he played with the Union Club of KC.

[Chris Counts]

1928 Exhibit of Lou Gehrig

[autocentral]

1946-1947 Cafe Regil Cienfuegos Card with Martin DiHigo

[Leon]

I have a hundred or more faves but I never get tired of looking at this one..

[darwinbulldog]

Cafe du Monde! Mon Dieu!

[LKeeler]

My Ramly is still my favorite

A few of my favorites

[deltaarnet]

Since I'm a Killebrew collector This is one of my Faves.

[Manny Trillo]

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

Cafe du Monde! Mon Dieu!

Just bought this for the most I've ever paid for a card--300 bucks. I love the old-time look and the gold sheen in the background. From Tip Top bread company. They only released the World Series team Pittsburgh Pirates 1909 in their set. Interesting to see that they use the correct grammar": "World's Champions" rather than the incorrect "World Champions" we use today.

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[OldEnglishD]

Originally Posted by Chris Counts

1928 Exhibit of Lou Gehrig

+1

That picture finally got me to post!

[T206Collector]

Hard to pick just one signed T206...

[pencil1974]

Still my favorite...

[Moonlight Graham]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

Hard to pick just one signed T206...

That is absolutely incredible!!!

[Moonlight Graham]

There are a lot of close one's but I think this will always be my favorite.

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[whelenfan]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

Hard to pick just one signed T206...

Love those! (even if they aren't t205's!)

[BeanTown]

My favorite card would have to be a PCL player from Old Judge. A close runner up would be Cap Anson n uniform from same series.

[atx840]

[joeadcock]

one

[MattyC]

Wow-- some gorgeous pieces here. The sheer concept of those signed T206s tickles the mind. Here's my two faves; just could not pick one over the other.

[Epps]

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[edjs]

Originally Posted by Epps

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Ouch! That hearts my heart it is so sweet!

[edjs]

How the heck do you expect a guy to choose ONE favorite card? C'mon, tell me. (I could keep going all night!) Matt, how do you expect anyone to follow your two? Whoa!

[Vintagecatcher]

Laughlin Old Mill Cabinet and T210-2

Patrick

[glchen]

A lot of very nice cards posted.

[atx840]

Nice Chuck!

[calvindog]

[Mikehealer]

Nice Coupon Cobb, Jeff. Be sure and hang on to that one.

[CW]

Thanks, Chris, Kenny, and David!

[cincyredlegs]

Guys, awesome cards. Really love the diversity.

Right now, this is probably my favorite card.



Mark

[Exhibitman]

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[cool-vintage]

[campyfan39]

Cant choose just one! Maybe the 1956 Mickey!

[Sean]

Originally Posted by cool-vintage

Hey Josh, despite some damage, that's a nice Bresnahan.

[btryin]

This is my sentimental favorite - 1970 Topps Jimmie Hall. My very first card. The top card on the stack of the first pack that I purchased as a eight-year-old boy. I have many vintage cards purchased since that time, but this has a special place in my collection.

[Manny Trillo]

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[tedzan]

I cannot decide which of these cards are my favorite....as, they are all equally appreciated.
I leave it up to you to decide ?


19th Century





Early 20th Century

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Post WWII era

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Furthermore,


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These are the Mantle cards from my 1952 Topps (Master) set.



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[tedzan]

Originally Posted by tedzan

I cannot decide which of these cards are my favorite....as, they are all equally appreciated.
I leave it up to you to decide ?


19th Century





Early 20th Century

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Post WWII era

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Furthermore,


....... Type 1 .................................................. .................................................. Type 2

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These are the Mantle cards from my 1952 Topps (Master) set.



TED Z
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Excuse me for reprising this post.......but, I forgot to include the T206 red Cobb with the very rare SOVEREIGN 460 back. I searched 2 1/2 years for the card when
I was putting together my all-SOVEREIGN set. Then another 6 years to find this one to upgrade my former SOVEREIGN 460 red Cobb.

Red Cobb's come and go.....they are the most available T206 subject in The Monster's population. Indeed this image is American Lithographic's "signature picture".

However, this front/back combo is extremely difficult to find. It's my opinion, that it is the toughest (next to the BROAD LEAF 460) of the T206 red Cobb cards.

I'm curious......let's see a show of posts of how many collectors on this forum have this card (condition is immaterial) ?



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