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Here's the other nine.
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Fantastic Phil!

Bravo….

Outstanding Phil!

Phil, you have a great back run going - congrats of your latest addition!

Tony, Steve, and Val, thanks for the kind words. Please keep an eye out for any of the remaining games cards, it would be fun to finish but the last few are buried deep in other collections.

I got around to getting another copy of The Monster, my old one must not have made a move at some point over the years!

Also, super excited to add a T204 Ramly Merkle, no creases just some old tape stains on the back! I’ve always wanted a Ramly, but the HOFers are so expensive. Super excited about this one!

Enjoy the weekend,
Bob

As is typical arriving late to the game, but nice Phil!

Brian

And it's graded "authentic" nice!

Congrats on the additions.

Doug

...jumping back in
 

After selling my complete collection in 2018 (huge mistake) - I decided to dabble in vintage again. A couple of mainstream examples, but nice additions nonetheless.

Not the most valuable but damn have I been looking for this guy for awhile. This is it for weird Cleveland Baseball player issues I needed (Other than Hages)

https://www.net54baseball.com/pictur...ictureid=37676

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Couple of Blue E94 HOFers.
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Phil,

You've definitely got a great eye for nice looking cards my friend. Great pick ups!



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I love obscure, oddball cards like this more than a T206 HOFer.

Thanks Andy, love those E94's. hope you and the family are well.

Congrats jack, great pickup.

Blue E94s
 

Those are nice Phil...I think all my blues are ungraded...Jerry

Hey thanks guys, didn't think a weird issue for a Cleveland player with 100 ABs would catch on

One of the perks of doing an All Time Roster set, get lots of weird issues along the way

1935 Detroit Free Press

more great stuff.

Looking forward what some of the members pick up at the National Show

Been trying to get my hands on that Greenberg for a while--congrats!

Two more Catcher RPPCs
 

A couple of nice catcher RPPCs from Iowa.


Patrick

Thanks Brian

Some questions…
 

I picked up these two items in an online sale, a 1909 Colgan’s Chips card of Jack Knight and what’s left of a 1909 Sweet Caporal Domino PX7 disc of HOF Bobby Wallace.

My questions:

1) The Knight has some scrapbook paper remnants on the back. I’ve successfully soaked tobacco cards before, but never one of these Colgan’s Chips cards. Does anyone have any experience soaking one or any tips for me?

2) The Wallace as you can see is rough. The metal ring is gone, and a portion of the card is gone as well. SGC is my grader of choice and when I contacted them, they said that they would not encapsulate this PX7 even as authentic. CGC said the same thing. I truly despise PSA, but I know that they grade these. I really would like to have it encapsulated with the label just for my collection. Has anyone had any experience with a disc this damaged and submitting to PSA?

Picked up an issue of the National Police Gazette with a Sam Crawford in it.

Returned from the National today and had a fantastic week. I picked up some cards I never imagined I would be able to own

Very nice pick ups Jason, congrats.

Stoked to finally get a decent looking green Cobb for a fair price.

2nd T210 for the year
 

Finally picked up another T210-1 Old Mill Andy Petit off of eBay. Condition better than the description is always nice!

Patrick

2nd T210 for the year
 

Finally picked up another T210-1 Old Mill Andy Petit off of eBay. Condition better than the description is always nice!

Patrick

That is a gorgeous 1. Congrats!

One from Heritage, one from Hunt. Tried for some of those nice cdvs in Hunt but the bids went past my budget.

An amazing bunch of pick ups for July ,
Last day so I’ll post something goofy .
Got this today - pricey and not worth what I paid but talked myself into it-if/when I drink it figure I’ll use it as a decanter .
Basically a six/seven-year hi Rye bourbon

rye
 

Nice rye Eric...Jerry

Just getting this posted under the July pickup rye-r. A W575-2 of Sisler, which makes a good match for another stained and holed W575-2 that I already have, and a W574 of Peckinpaugh, both from timn1 on the BST here. Thanks Tim!

Brian