Questions???

[Matvoo]

What is your favorite card?
Im curious

My favorite will be my first t206

[ZachS]

Right now it's this W573 with a Café Du Monde ad back. It's the cornerstone of my Louisiana collection. As of right now there are only 2 other Café Du Monde backs known to exist. It might not seem like much to some but I love it.

[MikeGarcia]

[ATP]

Marquard t206 (not my card)

[Matvoo]

All the cards shown above are so cool love em all

[ZenPop]

Favorite one I own:



One I'll own some day...




One I wished I owned:

[drcy]

The answers to some questions I take with me to the grave.

[Leon]

I have too many faves but here is one I like and always have....(edited to add, i have only had this particular card a short while but have always liked this card in the hobby)

[veleno45]

My favorite is the T206 Walter Johnson Portrait. Beautiful card. (Image borrowed) I do not own one yet but am actively looking and trying to decide what I can afford.

[GregMitch34]

Not sure if absolute favorite but special love for this as it could be portrait of myself at age 10.http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1405954617

[bwbc917]

In my collection it's the Colavito Home Run Derby that I've posted before.
Not in my collection would be the horizontal '53 Bowman Reese. That card just looks better and better every time I see it somewhere.

[Section103]

But easily one of my top three favorites that I own...

[Mdmtx]

I don't own this, but have wanted to and even tried in a few auctions. Guess I don't want it as much as others!!!

john L in Formal.jpg

Maybe someday.

Mark

[Matvoo]

So many sick cards!!!! My head is gonna explode

[DHogan]

My favorite card. It always makes me smile.

[the-illini]

Always wanted this card - finally got one with a solid appearance and low technical grade; only took 10 years to find the right one!

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[the 'stache]

I collect pre-war, vintage and modern, so I have one for each period.

Favorite pre-war is my Johnson portrait. I look at it at least three times every day.



Vintage, I'm a Clemente nut, and right now, his '71 Topps card is my favorite.



Modern? Definitely my 2009 Bowman Chrome Mike Trout rookie.

[ZachS]

Originally Posted by the 'stache

Favorite pre-war is my Johnson portrait. I look at it at least three times every day.

On the next episode of A&E's Intervention....

[Paul S]

Originally Posted by ZachS

On the next episode of A&E's Intervention....

Myself, I am a adherent to the Masters and Johnsons 12-step program

[the 'stache]

Originally Posted by ZachS

On the next episode of A&E's Intervention....

That card makes me smile. What can I say?

[DeanH3]

Like many others, I have a hard time picking a favorite. But the Cobb bat on is way up there. I dig the contrast of the grey uniform against the bright background. And the scowl on Cobb's face epitomizes his ferocity.



PS - Bill, keep looking at that Johnson portrait. I love your passion for our hobby!!

[buymycards]

Hi Zach, your Cafe du Monde card is really cool!

Rick

[sniffy5]

I was lucky to find this from an estate sale before it hit any auction houses. The 1914 Jackson card is just special..

[christopher.herman]

That Powers image is probably my favorite as well.

Originally Posted by ZenPop

Favorite one I own:



One I'll own some day...




One I wished I owned:

[sebie43]

uploadfromtaptalk1405983744852.jpg The Brown portrait is my favorite card that I own, this would come second.

[JollyElm]

I have always loved this card…and having it auto'd is icing on the cake…
benchauto.jpg

[Matvoo]

Very nice cards guys !!!

[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by Leon

I have too many faves but here is one I like and always have....(edited to add, i have only had this particular card a short while but have always liked this card in the hobby)

Me Too, Leon - Cornerstone of my collection!

x Babe Ruth GOT IT.jpg

[edjs]

It is hard to pick between these two. I really like the PCL cards. I don't know if the Sutor counts as a card, but it has led me down the Pacific Coast Highway....I can't get enough of the old PCL cards! Next week I will probably be back on the T5 Pinkerton kick, though (thanks Leon, you started that with your recent T5 pick ups).

[Mdmtx]

Jollyelm - I am deeply upset with you. Although I do not know you, your post has cost me time and money. As a conventioneer and card store owner through much of the 80's, I have owned most if not all post war regular issued cards. In my latest foray into the card world I had stayed very selective. Only prewar baseball. Some select football, lots and lots of N and T non sports. Now This...

You posted that damn picture of that 76 Bench. Like you didn't even know that was my favorite card as a kid. When I saw it, I could smell the gum. Feel the smoothness of the wax, the dustiness of the powder on the gum. That one little picture has opened up Pandora's box. I am now buying 76 and 77 baseball. High bidder on some 61 baseball lots on the bay. Bought two 61 Mays AS cards here tonight. So thanks. Thanks alot for forcing me back into the post war baseball card scene.

I am sure those 76, 77 and 78 cards are more liquid now than they were in the 80's (not!!!)

In closing, the reality is that I am thankful for that picture. I brought back a FLOOD of memories.

Thanks,
Mark