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Red Croft's: 14 T216 VE: 80 Pirates: 105 Tango Eggs: 400 |
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I'll throw these in for this discussion......
T208 Philadelphia A's Fireside . . TED Z T206 Reference . |
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96 Pirates cards were sold at once. You think there are only another 9 in the hobby?
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M101-4 Mall Theatre
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Ryan I have posted two threads on the "Pirate" cards. Check-out this thread...... Comparison of checklists for T215-1 RED CROSS set vs "PIRATE" set http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...T215+red+cross TED Z T206 Reference . |
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Thank you sir!!
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I think this is a pretty rare back.
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And these backs are rare, though the card itself is more interesting than the back (not mine, I just lifted the image from HA).
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Hey Ryan
Here's the link to my 1st thread regarding the "PIRATE" set...... http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...08#post1057208 TED Z T206 Reference . |
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Thanks Ted. And if Pete's list is reasonably correct, seems the t206 Browm OM, ty Cobb back, brown Lenox and the 213-3 overprint should be before the t216s?
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E104-3s
E104-3s with Nadja backs are rare......had these once.....Jerry
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if you're including t206...yes I agree...and as jerry says...e104-3's are very low in pop.
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That's my guess, yes. Perhaps I'm way off, but I think that's pretty close. I'm betting that there won't be another "find" of course.
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I suppose if we are talking toughest backs of tcard sized cards...pre wwI mainly, then these issues need to be in the mix. e92 crofts candy red t216 VE T215 Pirate T215 Red Cross both types T213 Type I t214 victory Clement Bros t208 ty cobb/cobb back because its not a t206. what have I missed? Last edited by ullmandds; 11-03-2017 at 12:26 PM. |
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned the D355 Niagara Baking back.
I owned the Otto Knabe, which I subsequently traded to Dan Gannt, who sold it in his divestiture over the past ±2 years. I don't think I've ever seen any other D355 example in the last fifteen years. The E104-III Nadja's are certainly rare - but I'm not sure if they're that much rarer than E104-III blank backs. Which, if that's the case, I'm not sure becomes a valid comparison. (I've owned seven or eight E104-IIIs, and have had a fairly even mix between blank and Nadja back) A bit like OP, I am the proud owner of a Pirate and Brown Lenox back - two cards that are unlikely to leave my collection anytime soon. m |
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D303 Mothers' Bread cards qualify as rare. Most known players only have 1 to 3 examples. There are 21 verified players, 52 graded cards (PSA+SGC), and strangely, 11 of those graded cards are Eddie Plank.
It's been said before, but worth repeating, that D303 General Baking and D303 Mothers' Bread should not have the same catalog number as there are players in each set that are not in the other. |
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Nice
Nice Steve....still can't believe that Matty got a 1 grade......Jerry
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It's the most beautiful PSA 1 I've ever seen.
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If you want to include N-cards, N167 is undoubtedly the rarest back among them.
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I'm not sure exactly where in the hierarchy of things the Mello-Mint back ranks, but I've always considered it a cool-looking advertisement.
But, judging by the high value of these cards, these gems are pretty darn scarce. TED Z T206 Reference . Last edited by tedzan; 11-09-2017 at 11:53 PM. Reason: Correct typo. |
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E98 Old Put
Well, these probably aren't as rare as a Niagara Baking bu these are pretty rare......here's one........Jerry
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It's Doolan Fielding (need to stay aligned with my Phillies Phan moniker)
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W502 "Home Run" back -- I've only seen one.
I've only seen three "Three Bagger" backs, for that matter.
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Here's a "Three Bagger"
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