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Old 01-27-2015, 07:19 PM
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Default What Card Do You REALLY Want?
Title says it all! I would love to find a T49 Yale football card or a Capital Candy Jim Thorpe. Of course, even if I had a chance to buy, price might be a deterrent!
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I would love to add a PSA 1 or 2 Chicle Nagurski.
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Old 01-27-2015, 08:05 PM
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Great question! Mine would probably be the Star Player Candy Red Grange or Paddy Driscoll.

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P.S. I'd settle for the Capital Candy Jim Thorpe, I guess
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1957 topps rookies. And too many others to list. Haven't gotten into anything older than '57 yet.
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1955 Topps AA Four Horseman
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Capital Candy Thorpe sounds great but just to keep it lively, I'd like a 1st year Kahn's Jim Brown too.

BTW, does anyone know of a CC Thorpe? I know of one specimen, owned by a board member who I won't 'out' w/o his permission. Other than that, nada. I have a CC of another athlete from the same cache that yielded the Thorpe. Missed the Thorpe by 20 minutes...
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I am only aware of the one Thorpe owned by the board member. As with anything, another will turn up again some day!
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I am pecking away at the 1948-52 Exhibit set and would like to find a reasonably-priced low to mid-grade Herman Wedemeyer.
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Good picks! I love the variety and if anybody has pictures of the cards other collectors need, it would be great to add some images to this thread.

When I was growing up in PA in the 70's, this was my holy grail football card.



Didn't pick it up until a few years ago when the PSU scandal hit the value of it pretty hard.

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Was John Heisman pictured on any period (1890-1935ish) cards? I guess that would be one I would love, either from his time as a player or coach.
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Was John Heisman pictured on any period (1890-1935ish) cards? I guess that would be one I would love, either from his time as a player or coach.
I don't believe he's on a card. The best you're probably gonna do for him is either a cabinet or team photo. Here are a few.





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Great thread! Off the top of my head..... Maybe a 1926 Shotwell Red Grange (any one is fine, famous smile is a good one), it's not even on my want list, but if one fell into my lap, then sure
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If you want a PC back example of a card from the set, there are several on Sterling right now.
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I don't know if it's actually fair to just say one card. So here are my top three candidates:

N302 Anonymous Dunlop
National Chicle Nagurski
1924 Lafayette College Set (Berry or Ernst)
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1962 Topps Mike Ditka
1962 Topps Ernie Davis
1956 Topps Checklist (unmarked)
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Great thread! Off the top of my head..... Maybe a 1926 Shotwell Red Grange (any one is fine, famous smile is a good one), it's not even on my want list, but if one fell into my lap, then sure
John, if you're serious, I have a few Shotwell doubles ;-)

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I'm looking for any 48-52 Exhibit FB cards that were issued in color besides the standard black and white and sepia (yellow, green, blue, red, pink).

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I'm looking for any 48-52 Exhibit FB cards that were issued in color besides the standard black and white and sepia (yellow, green, blue, red, pink).

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You and me both. Except I have a green ink one. Still need the green stock.
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Ditto on all three. I had no idea the CC Thorpe was that rare! Wow!

A 1926 Pottsville Postcard of Latone, would be cool.
A game stub or program from the football game where Grange blew his knee, is oddly on my,list
Uncut sheet of 35'chicle
I think uncut sheets of any vintage football would be cool, like 52 Bow, or 26 Shotwells. I have a 48 Leaf uncut sheet in three pieces that is one of my favorite items


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Great question! Mine would probably be the Star Player Candy Red Grange or Paddy Driscoll.

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P.S. I'd settle for the Capital Candy Jim Thorpe, I guess
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