Are most T206 Ray Demmitt St-Louis cards creased?

[Zone91]

Funny how fast you guys complain like grumpy old women!!!

[sportscardpete]

On another note - are most e107's black and white? I have noticed that everyone I have seen has no color....

[Shoele$$]

Originally Posted by sportscardpete

On another note - are most e107's black and white? I have noticed that everyone I have seen has no color....

I was also wondering the same thing....

Now does anybody know if Drum backs came in anything other than purple? Maybe like a tangerine?

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by Zone91

Funny how fast you guys complain like grumpy old women!!!

Oh, for Pete's sake...please lighten up.

[Zone91]

Eric72

Did you not see the smiley face at the end!!!

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by Zone91

Eric72

Did you not see the smiley face at the end!!!

Yes, I saw the, "Big Grin" smiley face.

I'm no, "Dummy."



Best,

Eric

[Zone91]

Well I just purchased it for 1875$ good seller and nice card!!! Looking forward to seen it.

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by Zone91

Looking forward to seen it.

Zone91...Peter...whatever,

No offense, bub...it's, "seeing" it.

Just trying to help.

Best,

Eric

[Zone91]

Eric72

P.S my 1st language is french..... simply trying my best in English.

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by Zone91

Eric72

Did you not see the smiley face at the end!!!

Really, please search Peter Chao

Joe

[sbfinley]

Adrian,
I appreciate your enthusiasm, but most of the negative comments you recieve are because some of your questions could be answered by a quick search or study. Pace yourself. It is easy to get burned out in this hobby especially in the beginning. If you don't have a concise focus it is easy to overextend your collection and your budget leaving you with a stack of cards that are really nice, but honestly do not have any meaning to you. Don't chase something because it is expensive or rare. Chase something because it connects with you. Welcome to the board and good luck. I'd honestly rather have ten more people like you that ask a large amount of simple questions out of curiosity than one more person who gets bent out of shape about someone's dealings, words, or actions. This is a hobby that at its purest form sparks a child like emotion in all of us and I'd prefer curiosity over frustration. PM me and I'll give you my email. Feel free to shoot me any questions you have about the hobby.

And to answer your question: most lower graded t206's are going to have some sort of problems. Creases and wrinkles are chiefly among them. Occasionally you will find lower graded cards with back issues or slight paperless that knock them on the scale but leave them with a very appealing front.

[Zone91]

sbfinley

Thanks I appreciate your comment very much!!!

My focus is going to be the rarer T206 cards and then the same cards with different backs and as many HOF I can get in the 1887 Old Judge set over the next long long while.

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by sbfinley

Adrian,
I appreciate your enthusiasm, but most of the negative comments you recieve are because some of your questions could be answered by a quick search or study. Pace yourself. It is easy to get burned out in this hobby especially in the beginning. If you don't have a concise focus it is easy to overextend your collection and your budget leaving you with a stack of cards that are really nice, but honestly do not have any meaning to you. Don't chase something because it is expensive or rare. Chase something because it connects with you. Welcome to the board and good luck. I'd honestly rather have ten more people like you that ask a large amount of simple questions out of curiosity than one more person who gets bent out of shape about someone's dealings, words, or actions. This is a hobby that at its purest form sparks a child like emotion in all of us and I'd prefer curiosity over frustration. PM me and I'll give you my email. Feel free to shoot me any questions you have about the hobby.

And to answer your question: most lower graded t206's are going to have some sort of problems. Creases and wrinkles are chiefly among them. Occasionally you will find lower graded cards with back issues or slight paperless that knock them on the scale but leave them with a very appealing front.

Steven I agree, he seems interested in learning, but this is like my wife telling me to take the garbage out over and over. Or mow the lawn, whatever. Or fingernails on a blackboard, if anyone knows what a blackboard is.

Joe

[Shoele$$]

Originally Posted by jcmtiger

but this is like my wife telling me to take the garbage out over and over. Or mow the lawn

Joe you should only have to be told once......at least according to my wife.....

[Zone91]

I understand I am the rookie I get the crap!!! But rest assured I love this hobby and will always try to learn more.

[cyseymour]

Peut-etre vraiment embettant quand quel'quen poser beaucoup des questions tres simple un nouveau et un nouveau. Je voudrais t'aider mais apres de temps, je fatigue. Je n'ai pas un problem si tu epeles un mot incorrecte, mais a continuer avec des questions, quand toutes les autres sont fagitues aussi, c'est meilleur si tu prends un pose d'un plusiers semaines. S'il te plait!

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by jcmtiger

Steven I agree, he seems interested in learning, but this is like my wife telling me to take the garbage out over and over. Or mow the lawn, whatever. Or fingernails on a blackboard, if anyone knows what a blackboard is.

Joe

Joe,

I survived Catholic School and know quite well what a blackboard is...and also agree with your assessment of Zone91.

Best Regards,

Eric

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by Eric72

Joe,

I survived Catholic School and know quite well what a blackboard is...and also agree with your assessment of Zone91.

Best Regards,


Oh, the Catholic School survival, not me but my wife has many stories. Her brother and her had a nickle to ride the bus home and the Sisters took their nickle for the School. They had to walk home. Wife watched a fight and admitted it , that was the wrong thing to do. She has many stories. I grew up in a rural area, public school and we did what we wanted to do. Teachers were strict, but still lenient. If you know what i mean. Enough, lets talk cards.
Eric

Joe

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by sbfinley

Adrian,
I appreciate your enthusiasm, but most of the negative comments you recieve are because some of your questions could be answered by a quick search or study. Pace yourself. It is easy to get burned out in this hobby especially in the beginning. If you don't have a concise focus it is easy to overextend your collection and your budget leaving you with a stack of cards that are really nice, but honestly do not have any meaning to you. Don't chase something because it is expensive or rare. Chase something because it connects with you. Welcome to the board and good luck. I'd honestly rather have ten more people like you that ask a large amount of simple questions out of curiosity than one more person who gets bent out of shape about someone's dealings, words, or actions. This is a hobby that at its purest form sparks a child like emotion in all of us and I'd prefer curiosity over frustration. PM me and I'll give you my email. Feel free to shoot me any questions you have about the hobby.

And to answer your question: most lower graded t206's are going to have some sort of problems. Creases and wrinkles are chiefly among them. Occasionally you will find lower graded cards with back issues or slight paperless that knock them on the scale but leave them with a very appealing front.

Steve,

You hit the nail on the head with this post.

Thank you very much. Again, I found myself getting drug into something I did not intend to become involved with...and...this time, I drifted into another language.

Please accept my sincere apologies.

Best Regards,

Eric

[Zone91]

Eric72

No problem!!!

[Ladder7]

ça me fait chier, Cut the newbee some slack. Hell, if it weren't for the French Navy and General Lafayette, we'd be saying dumb stuff like, "My tart, aren't we feeling randy this evening".