1911 M116 Ed Reulbach Scarcity?

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Posted By: Richard

Greetings, I was checking the new scarcity chart for the M116 set on Old Cardboard website. If I am reading this correctly the Ed Reulbach has a scarcity rating of 6. Is this correct? Looks a little confusing to read.
Thanks

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Posted By: Tim Newcomb

is the scarce one. The other back is quite a common card. The chart does list both of them on separate lines. Sorry you're finding it hard to read.

http://www.oldcardboard.com/m/m116/m116SearchIndex.asp

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Posted By: Richard

Tim, thanks very much. It looks confusing to me but I am not the brightest guy around. LOL I have one PSA 6 will have to check the back. Mine is pastel and not the Blue variation.
Thanks much & super work with that article

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Posted By: robert a

Tim,

Why is Bris Lord labeled on the Old Cardboard list as Athletics? Shouldn't it be Indians?
Does a B Lord Athletics card exist?

Rob

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Posted By: Tim Newcomb

Rob,

Thanks for spotting that glitch with Lord-- my fault. Lyman should be able to correct it easily enough. If anyone else spots any other errors or anomalies in the checklist, please let us know.















Richard,

The Reulbach card only exists with the pastel background. "Blue" here refers to the color of the ink on the back. You'll notice in the column headings that one is "BG color" meaning background, the other is "Back color"

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Posted By: robert a

Funny thing with one of the Bris Lord cards that I own is that the "cleveland" has been crossed out and Philadelphia written over the top of it so I thought I'd ask.

Thanks Tim for your hard work on this article.
I'm really enjoying it and I'm positive it will be a valuable resource as I continue with this set.

Congrats.

Rob

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Posted By: Sean

cool! I have 2 cubs 300 backs and Reulbach is one of them.

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Posted By: Lyman

The corrections noted in this thread have been made to the Old Cardboard website. We have also changed "BG Color" to "Bkgnd Color" in the column headings to help clarify. We appreciate this feedback and encourage any other corrections/suggestions/comments. --Lyman