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Old 08-14-2008, 11:42 AM
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Mine:

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The Tinker, gotta be the Tinker for me.

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Old 08-14-2008, 11:43 AM
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The Hoff, since I knew the man. I never had one for him to sign, though--what a shame.

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Old 08-14-2008, 11:45 AM
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Tied for second place...


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Old 08-14-2008, 11:46 AM
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very nice!

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Posted By: robert a

There are so many "the cards" for me with this set.

38 More in fact...

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Old 08-14-2008, 12:39 PM
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Posted By: Richard

Considering Jason's recent BST request-turned-thread, talk about timing...

Steve -- perhaps you should rename this thread 'Help me torture Jason L' before anyone gets the idea it's actually about T207s

Jason -- any other super difficult cards you've all but given up on obtaining to complete your 'sets', that we can dig up and show awesome examples of?

Great Cubs collection, by the way, I've been vicariously collecting through your site for months now!


Regards,

Richard.

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Posted By: ali_lapoint

always loved the chance card in this set.

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"Steve -- perhaps you should rename this thread 'Help me torture Jason L' before anyone gets the idea it's actually about T207s "

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Old 08-14-2008, 12:56 PM
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Posted By: Jason L

All in good fun. truly wicked!
heck of a nice card, and apparently becoming rarer every year!

As I am a former fellow Greater-Chicagolander, Steve and I have a certain rapport (spelling?)

Thank you for the very kind words regarding my website! It is truly a wonderful form of therapy. Lots of changes this week, and many many more coming soon.



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Old 08-14-2008, 01:12 PM
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Posted By: Richard

No doubt about card-related websites. It's a great way to 'do something' related to your collection/hobby without having to spend a heck of a lot of money. I find that picking away at a site is a good way to bide time between purchases.

I have been slowly rebuilding a site as I rebuild my collection, but find that I've been so busy lately, it's not getting much attention. That's why I turn to sites like yours and others -- it gives me something to strive for. Truth be told, I stop by Steve's too, but only occasionally as I can't handle the constant taunting from his Toronto C46s.

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Richard.

NB. Steve do not take this as an invitation to start a C46 thread

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C46 - For you, which one is THE Card?

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Old 08-14-2008, 01:18 PM
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shown a thousand times but is there a better T207?

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Leon that card is just sick!

Wow....

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Posted By: paulstratton

Not really my favorite, just thought I would dig the knife in a little deeper. I didn't see your bst request Jason but I think I can help you out...

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Old 08-14-2008, 05:36 PM
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2nd Place - Chance

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Here are my only two T207's...........





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Old 08-14-2008, 06:17 PM
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Posted By: Mike Frohme

As much as I'd like to say either Wonka's Miller or Lowdermilk, my hat's always off to Leon's Weaver ... but as for the original point ... a couple more for the road:

one more Schulte



a Tinker



and a Saier



(and Robert - right there with you on the "38 more the cards")

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Old 08-14-2008, 07:55 PM
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digging the knife deeper, piling on,...this is brutal!

Does everyone have one of these Schulte cards except me?!?!

You have to admit, though, it's a great looking image, isn't it?

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Posted By: Joe

Here are a couple.



Ty Cobb, Spikes flying!

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This A3 Cicotte is my all-time fav.

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Posted By: Ken McMillan

Jason,

If you hold them down, I'll take the Saier and Miller and let you pick which one you want. They are the only ones missing from my t207 cubs collection.


Kmac

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Mike, wow those are beauty's that Tinker and (sorry) Shulte is out of sight and Saier is such a tough card...

P.S. I just got a PSA 7 Shulte on eBay tonight with a BIN of $129....(Jason just kidding)

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Go to be the Lowdermilk. That haunting image makes this my favorite tobacco card, bar none.

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Posted By: Jason Carota

I don't have one, but McGraw's T207 is by far my favorite.

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Old 08-15-2008, 05:58 PM
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Posted By: Michael Steele

My favorite trio from this set is the first great outfield in Red Sox history and one of the few sets all 3 are depicted as Red Sox:

Harry Hooper
Duffy Lewis
Tris Speaker

If I ever invest in a scanner I will show my copies of this trio from the set.

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Posted By: Ken McMillan

Tinker and chance. Nice Saier and Miller now that I wipe the drool off my keyboard.

Kmac

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Posted By: Danny Grimes

i dont own the card but my fav is the bresnahan(m). think he looks good without the hat and in action

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Posted By: Bill Cornell

I'd never really thought about this one, although I've been collecting them for a while. The Weaver card is a classic and fully lives up to his "Smilin'" nickname. Lowdermilk is a great one, too. And you can pick up 3 Brooklyn Dodger catchers (Otto Miller, Higgins, Erwin), each one worse than the last one. I'll go with... Jacques Fournier. Why is he so happy? Dunno, but it's infectious.




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"Gee, I didn't know Jack Fournier was such a card shark, I shouldn't have bet my whole paycheck. No wonder he's always smiling."

Has there ever been a sadder, more forlorn photo used on a baseball card?

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Posted By: Steve Murray

Jason tells me he has been able to pick up a reasonably priced Schulte.

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Posted By: paulstratton

Love when there is color infused in an otherwise drab set.

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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis

The longest living Major League BB player.....lived to be 107 years old (1891-1998).

A southpaw pitcher with the Highlanders. In his 1st major league appearance on the mound (Detroit,
Sept 6, 1911)....he faced Ty Cobb and struck him out.







Recently, a very difficult card to find.


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Posted By: Mike Frohme

Love the Hoff, Ted! Definitely not easy to come by these days...

Great point on the color, Paul! (and nice Smith)!. Went back and looked at those and that red really does stand out!

Wonder why Marsans is the only one of the Cincy team not in a red cap.


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Posted By: Jason L

I have indeed, secured a Schulte for my collection!!!
Much thanks to Paul.

But also a big thank you to Steve for calling so much attention to my search! A good natured ribbing is always entertaining when in good fun. I have to say that I laughed pretty hard at his first post in this thread, as well as Richard's very well-written acusation.

Thanks guys.

My T207 Cubs Team set is now complete!
I think it is justifiable to consider it complete without the Ward Miller. This is comparable (at least with my budget) to calling the T206 Monster complete without the Big 4.

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Old 08-18-2008, 06:41 AM
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Posted By: Richard

That's awesome!

Just got back from a few days away, and am glad to see how this worked out. Congrats Jason, and kudos to the seller (assuming it was a sale) for stepping up.

Now Steve, what'ya say you start a thread to taunt me with some of the C46s I still need

Regards,

Richard.

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