1912 T207 Buck Weaver

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Posted By: Richard

Greetings, is the T207 considered one of the key cards for Buck Weaver? Is this card as tough as the T212 Obak? Look forward to some replies.
Thank You

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Posted By: leon

In my personal experience I have seen more T207 Weavers than T212's. Any Buck Weaver from any pre-war set should be considered one of the keys, imho.....This particular T207 is quite rare....best regards (T212 came from Trucker Boy find)...AND full disclosure....when I got the t212 it had a half of a dime sized paper remnant on back...with instructions from Mark Macrae I soaked that sucker right off....otherwise, the whole back couldn't be read..

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Posted By: Richard

thanks very much for the beautiful scans. They are awesome!
Have a great weekend.
All the Best
Rich

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Posted By: Mike

I have a gorgeous Weaver 207 Anon. back. Graded 5 by PSA. My scanner is on the fritz, but I will post a photo of it tonight after I fix it. And trust me I will fix it..or take aim with my 45/70. It is one of my favorite cards. I've had it for 13 years or so.

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Posted By: Griffin's

This one would have to rank up there, probably not as much as if it actually pictured him though

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Posted By: JimB

Hey Leon,
Can I have that T207 for a late Christmas gift?
JimB

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Posted By: leon

I had to sell a N690 Kalamazoo Boston card and an N172 Wright in a 6 holder to subsidize him.....so the short answer is "no" . I am not sure he's one of my favorite cards of all time, though I have always liked it, but it's one I couldn't replace AND he's needed for my T207 back set.....

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Posted By: E, Daniel

you could have cleaned off?
Might have graded a full tier higher...

Daniel

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Posted By: Mike