Well, for me, who has owned virtually every popular postwar card, except for the '52T Mantle...I'd say that one. In fact, if I owned it, I might just have to say I'm done collecting. My journey is complete! :) Truthfully, I've never really pursued it, so I guess that means I'm not ready to quit collecting!

If you have a low grade one...and you don't mind TRADING it to me....let me know! :)

Jimi

My goal was to always own a M101/4 Ruth. Unless I win the lottery, I think death might win this race. I do feel fortunate that I picked up a Collins McCarthy Ruth when it was still semi-affordable. I will probably settle for a E90-1 Jackson.

There are several cards I'd like to own including one in particular that I believe is still owned by a respected board member. But, as a civil service retiree, it doesn't look like it's going to happen in this life. Happily, life has been largely complete already.

Mark

I agree..i recently acquired a very sharp looking version...ill post later

E90-1
 

strange, many E90-1 references on this thread but they hardly ever get a thread on this site....

WHERES THE LOVE FOR THE BEST CARAMEL SET????

well
 

Only card I haven't owned of any significance TO ME is the N162 Anson. Just looking for the right price/condition situation. I'd also like to get my N167 Buffalo Bill back :-( ..............................

Just saw a very nice one in an online auction. Can't remember which company but maybe you can do a little checking.

Re: What card must you own b4 u die?
 

Easy choice for me. A fellow board member owns this card.....

Nevah going to happen but dream card for me T210 Joe Jax or Matty E-107. Will settle for any decent Jackson card but still too pricey for me. Have found a way to acquire some decent J Jax items, 1910 notebook with an outstanding image and recently a 1927 Jackson photo in the RMY auction.

I crossed off my BIG whale this year. I collected many Mantle cards for several years and i finally found one and took full advantage.
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Now that it has been crossed off...My only focus is to look at post-war Rc's and touching some vinatge pre-war cards.