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E121
Posted By: Paul
I don't know the exact number, but the set has just about every HOFer who played in 1922, except for a few rookies and near-rookies, like Traynor, Hartnett, Goslin and Vance. The set includes Ruth, Cobb, Johnson, Alexander, Collins, Sisler, Speaker, Hornsby, Heilman, Frisch, Stengel, Huggins, McGraw, Wilbert Robinson, Jennings, Baker, Faber, Haines, Pennock, Maranville, Bancroft, Sewell, Schalk, and Bucky Harris. I'm sure I missed a few. Some players are available in multiple poses. |
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E121
Posted By: Josh K.
zach, |
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Posted By: Scott Elkins
As well it should. Like stated, it is chocked full of HOF'ers and a lot have multiple poses. I don't even like Ruth, but the Ruth with bird and "photo montage" are two great cards! |
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Posted By: Zach
Wow Scott thats pretty fast...The Ruth with bird I think is kinda not so appealing but the Ruth pitching is like a cheaper Sporting News Ruth almost. |
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Posted By: Josh K.
zach - I agree - Im not crazy about the ruth with bird. the ruth pitching is great - Ive been trying to get one for a while without much luck. |
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E121
Posted By: Paul
Scott, how much did your E121 Alexander series 80 sell for? I've been looking for one for a long time. |
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E121
Posted By: Scott Elkins
they are pictures/cards you don't see often (kinda like the 1976 Kurt Bevacqua Bubble Gum Blowing Champ card). Sure - you see fielding, batting and pitching cards quite a bit in all sets - I just like those for their oddity. Of course, my collection consists of several horizontals, "leaping to catch" poses like the E cards of Magee, Lajoie, Oakes and Cobb; and cards with nice "sunset" backgrounds like Jacklitsch, Chance, Bergen, Wagner Fiedling, T206 Cobb Bat Off Shoulder, etc. |
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E121
Posted By: Scott Elkins
I have a nice GAI 2 if you are interested (feel free to e-mail me at tycobb@optidynamic.com). In fact, I was going to list all of my remaining E121's on eBay as soon as my latest SGC and GAI submissions arrive back this week. |
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E121
Posted By: Zach
Hey Scott i'd be intrested if you have any other e121 hofers in lowgrade or non graded but still lowgrade as I am on a limited budget....send me an email if you do. How often does the Ruth pitching come up and would it cost and arm and a leg in lowgrade(psa 1 or 2). |
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Posted By: Josh K.
Ruth pitching is an expensive card. I would guess b/t 500 and 1500 in a grade 1 or 2. I bid on a 3 several months ago that ended up selling for over 2k. |
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Posted By: Scott Elkins
I received several e-mails from board members regarding the few E121's I am selling. In order to be fair to all board members, I am posting these on the B/S/T thread - first come/first served. Prices are firm, insured postage will be included - scans are available. Thanks to all who e-mailed! |
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E121
Posted By: Scot
Just picked up the Ruth 80 |
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E121
Posted By: Zach
The more I see that card the more I like it and the more it reminds me of his Sporting News. |
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E121
Posted By: Geno
Zach -- |
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Posted By: Zach
I have heard of them...arent they super rare ? |
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Posted By: Geno
Zach -- |
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Posted By: dennis
when i started collecting vintage cards i was immeadiately taken with the great color images of the goudey's,diamond stars and t cards.slowly i have come to appreciate the e120/1 issues.anyone else like me? |
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Posted By: Wesley
They have the same photos as regular E121 cards but most are handcut and are characterized as 1922 W-575 in the Standard Catalog. The last Mastro auction had some for sale: |
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E121
Posted By: Josh K.
Dennis - |
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E121
Posted By: Wesley
Dennis, I was also originally enamored by color cards too, but as I became older and blinder, color meant less and less to me. Here is a card that I recently traded for from a forum member. |
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E121
Posted By: Lyle
I wonder which board member would trade you such a prized card ! |
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