Are Carolina Bright's getting more expensive, or is it just me?

[tedzan]

Don't need this Chase....but, I'm lookong for a blue Chase with a CB back......do you have one ?


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TED Z
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LOOKING for this T206 guy to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

SHECKARD (glove)
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[CMIZ5290]

Hey Ted- How close are these backs getting to BL350's?

[MyGuyTy]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Don't need this Chase....but, I'm lookong for a blue Chase with a CB back......do you have one ?


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TED Z
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LOOKING for this T206 guy to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

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I acquired a raw blue port Chase CB about 5 years ago in LA, still wrestling with the idea of selling to fund another purchase or just keeping it longer as I've yet to come across another in my journeys.

[rhettyeakley]

Obviously not T206 but I thought others may like to see the other set made by Carolina Brights a few years earlier (1907) the VERY RARE T91 "Nursery Rhymes" cards. Neat in that they have an ornate back showing the package that the T206 would also come in. The Carolina Brights T206 back is my personal favorite as it is a thing of beauty...

[WillowGrove]

Originally Posted by rhettyeakley

Obviously not T206 but I thought others may like to see the other set made by Carolina Brights a few years earlier (1907) the VERY RARE T91 "Nursery Rhymes" cards. Neat in that they have an ornate back showing the package that the T206 would also come in. The Carolina Brights T206 back is my personal favorite as it is a thing of beauty...

Fantastic Rhett! Thanks for posting.

[MyGuyTy]

Originally Posted by rhettyeakley

Obviously not T206 but I thought others may like to see the other set made by Carolina Brights a few years earlier (1907) the VERY RARE T91 "Nursery Rhymes" cards. Neat in that they have an ornate back showing the package that the T206 would also come in. The Carolina Brights T206 back is my personal favorite as it is a thing of beauty...

Interesting, never seen these cards before. Very cool

[steve B]

Originally Posted by rhettyeakley

Obviously not T206 but I thought others may like to see the other set made by Carolina Brights a few years earlier (1907) the VERY RARE T91 "Nursery Rhymes" cards. Neat in that they have an ornate back showing the package that the T206 would also come in. The Carolina Brights T206 back is my personal favorite as it is a thing of beauty...

Do they all have the Jamestown souvenir info, or do the mail-in ones leave it off?

Looks like an interesting set.

Steve B

[Sean1125]

I regret selling my CB Mathewson. Went cheap. I think AB's are doing rather well as well.

[CMIZ5290]

Originally Posted by Sean1125

I regret selling my CB Mathewson. Went cheap. I think AB's are doing rather well as well.

Sean- Totally agree about AB's. My actual thoughts on this initial thread was how close CB's have gotten to BL350's...No feedback yet on that...I think the difference is not that great especially considering the "multipliers" (T206 Research). CB's are 15x, and I believe BL350's are 28x. I just dont think there is that kind of difference...

[MVSNYC]

Sean- was this the one you sold?

[Anthony S.]

Originally Posted by rhettyeakley

Obviously not T206 but I thought others may like to see the other set made by Carolina Brights a few years earlier (1907) the VERY RARE T91 "Nursery Rhymes" cards. Neat in that they have an ornate back showing the package that the T206 would also come in. The Carolina Brights T206 back is my personal favorite as it is a thing of beauty...

Makes the Joe Camel ad campaigns look like they were targeting Methuselah.