RAW CARD collectors....show us some of your favorite cards

[tedzan]

I will start this show with 24 (of the 50) cards in my 1888 GOODWIN CHAMPIONS (N162) set. The other 26 will be shown later.

It's my favorite set of a collection that I started in 1977, which includes complete sets from 1887 -- 1987 (99% ungraded).








TED Z

[Leon]

Those are beautiful cards Ted.

Here are 1915 w-unc, probably a candy card and E221 Bishops (both shown before but they are nice and raw)

[tedzan]

" Where have all the RAW card collectors gone....long time passing ? "

" Where have all the RAW card collectors gone....long time ago ? "


Leon

Thanks for the compliments and for posting the pictures of your raw cards.....really nice stuff.


TED Z

[joeadcock]

Go UM against USF tomorrow

[zljones]

Ted I love your N162s, I am trying to build the HOFers from that set. Loving those!

[rp12367]

Might not be the most impressive but some of my favorites

[tedzan]

Thanks Zach

Happy hunting....I would suggest....also try for the three non-HOFer's....Anderson, Dunlap, and Glasscock (you will find them to be more affordable).




TED Z

[Exhibitman]

This has been one of my favorites ever since I was a kid

[philliesphan]

[brianp-beme]

I thought for my post I would narrow things down to just my favorite raw goofy, awkward, unfortunate pose Zeenut cards.

The 1913 Leard captures the classic Tinkerbell cross handed bunting stance.

The 1914 of Arbogast has that pained, disappointed look of having just been called out on strikes.

Fisher is showboating for the camera, as all good catchers do.

Brown in his 1916 card has a very elaborate hideaway pitching windup, which unfortunately seems to come at the end of his stride.

Both Downs and High just got a piece of it.

The 1919 cards of Kenworthy, Conkwright and Seaton all are pussyfooting around in the batter's box.

Dumovich is awfully bashful around the lady folk.

Meet Oompa Loompas Griggs and Cox in their 1920 cards.

At the opposite end of the height spectrum, Knight must have been one elongated string bean of a player.

Baker was just a bit camera shy when asked to pose for his 1920 card.

With an obvious penchant for pitches thrown high and tight, it is no surprise Duchalsky never made it to the majors.


Brian

[dog*dirt]

Here a nice raw low grade team set I just finished for my son. He can upgrade if he wants to someday

[milkit1]

working on my m101-4 cubs