The salavating has begun (pre-REA dreams)

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Posted By: Scott Levy

Rumor has it that the Robert Edwards auction will be chock full of yummy T206 cards (and I'm sure just about everything else).

I can't wait for a catalog or internet preview of REA. I feel like a little kid who walks into the candy store asking the owner each day if the new season's baseball cards have arrived yet!

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Posted By: T206Collector

...no signed T206s this year....

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Posted By: Adam

4 Planks, 5 Magies, 1 Doyle, and 1 Wagner can make for a record breaking auction!

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Posted By: Alan

Any Guy Zinn Baltimore News cards for the collectors of Jewish players ?

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Posted By: peter ullman

sheesh...4 planks...that's almost overkill! I can't wait for this one...oh...and by the way, Scott...It's sal-iva...I'm a dentist dammit!

pete ullman

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Posted By: James Feagin

Paul,

Of course there are no signed T206 cards, you already own them all!

James

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Posted By: T206Collector

...my chase is far from over. For example, there are many Cobb signed T206 cards floating about. And on a much smaller scale, I still haven't managed to get your old Rucker (though I pulled in a T201 signed Rucker in January).

My verified T206 wantlist is about 12 cards long. I was really hoping for a little help from REA this year, even if last year a signed T206 Crawford went for $4,700 with juice in REA!



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Posted By: James Feagin

For the record Paul, although, I now regret trading my signed T206 Wheat, at least it went to a good home. I no longer own any signed cards. I went all in for a Tattoo Orbit set.

James

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Posted By: Aaron Seefeldt

Rumor has it there will be a t206 red portrait Ty Cobb PSA4 with a RED HINDU back! Okay, so I consigned it... but this is a thread about rare t206s coming up in REA so I figured I'd get in a free plug.

In my opinion, it should be considered the most valuable red portrait Cobb in any issue...

Divorce is a terrible way to lose one's collection.

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Posted By: Dave F

Well, a Darby Chocolates box is gonna make it in the auction...would have been interesting to see what it would have went for an ebay...now will be interesting to see what it goes for in REA. Any guesses?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270350645747

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Posted By: peter ullman

wow...that's some Darby...2 Hof'ers! In nice shape too! I have no idea what this will sell for...but maybe this warrants it's own thread?!

I'll guess an acura TL...pretty loaded money!

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Posted By: leon

My guess is somewhere south of 32k, but who knows. It's a neat "back" variation.....good luck with it.

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Posted By: Anthony S.

The dude holding the Darby chocolate box flat for the photo is flipping off Tris Speaker.

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

Leon, didn't you used to have one of those?

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Posted By: Dave F

My guess is Rob Lifson knows better than to be folding and unfolding the box.

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Posted By: Dave F

Jeff-

I believe the Bruces had one...in fact that one may have sold in REA too.

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Posted By: leon

I have an Eddie Collins E271 but have never owned a full box. As of my current state of affairs a full box is not high on my priority list.

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Posted By: jon freund

that is actually the second Darby Speaker/Evers box known to exist!

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Posted By: Scott B.

I heard they will have a Old Mill SL factory overprint in their auction but not sure that's the one from t206 museum site or not. I guess this year's REA is only missing the t206 cobb back.