Hardest prewar sets that have been completed

[MR RAREBACK]

Has anyone completed
t206 broadleaf 350
or hindu brown set

[Ricky]

Does the N167 set still exist in its entirety?

[nineunder71]

Originally Posted by MR RAREBACK

Has anyone completed
t206 broadleaf 350
or hindu brown set

I like this question, maybe we should start a whole thread re-T206s

To answer your question: 10-12 Broadleaf 350s are still unconfirmed, therefore No one has completed the BL350 subset

While I have not seen one, I have heard that a few people have completed the Hindu Brown subset, and I believe a few of those subsets are still intact.

But what about the Cycle 350 & American Beauty 350 subsets? All cards in both sets have been confirmed for over 10 years now, but does anyone know anyone that has completed either set of 190 ? Interesting Topic! Looking forward to responses

[nsaddict]

Many of the same opinions. I’ll throw one in not yet mentioned.
Tango Eggs....aren’t there a few with only a single example known?
It’s been a few years since I checked.

[Yoda]

The T216 Mino perhaps?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Yoda

The T216 Mino perhaps?

Or T330-2 piedmont art stamps? Any fully complete sets?

[Griffins]

Originally Posted by nsaddict

Many of the same opinions. I’ll throw one in not yet mentioned.
Tango Eggs....aren’t there a few with only a single example known?
It’s been a few years since I checked.

Both Cobbs, Plank, Evers, Felsch and Oakes are all unique, at least at this time. That makes 20 known, I'd bet there were 48 on the press sheet and who knows if anymore will turn up. We've been averaging about 1 new one every 5 years or so.

[packs]

Is there a complete Baltimore News set with Ruth?

[Baseball Rarities]

Originally Posted by packs

Is there a complete Baltimore News set with Ruth?

I do not think so. I think that several are unique and am not sure if they reside in the same collection.