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Seriously, your Baltimore runs are priceless!
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Very nice Jim, you have an amazing collection !!!
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Fun thread.
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THis thread need a pic of cobb front back run :) |
Sorry to bump an old thread but looked through all pages and it was amazing
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One of mine as well
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Congrats, that is a nice group.
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Great run Ted. How did Crandall and Duffy grade so low?
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Hi Sean
It's a good question. Perhaps the stain on the back of Crandall may explain the low grade. However, unless the Duffy has a flaw that is not evident,
it's a mystery to me why this card isn't at least a 3 (or even a 4). These two cards were graded prior to my acquiring them. I'm tempted to have SGC grade them again on my next trip to SGC. TED Z . |
Sean C sent me scans of his Merkles and asked me to do a layout. Here's his very cool Merkle back run:
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Thanks Zach. I've posted these before, but I wanted to put them in this thread, and this grid format looks better than anything I could have done. :):):)
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:eek: :eek: :eek: wow what a collection
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Thanks Waz. One of these days you'll be posting a Schlei back-run. :)
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My little contribution
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I knew I should have posted yesterday... now I have to follow the Merkle with the Brown Lennox, Pirate and Uzit.
Ted showed his version of the Rossman run. My little contribution is the guy who only appears in four series... but I've added in two miscut cards to make it a little more difficult for others to complete :) Still missing the Rossman-Thomas. And I've almost completed it twice :) |
Some awesome collections!!
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Hey Erick
Don't forget the Type 1 "COUPON" :)
http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...Rossman50x.jpghttp://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ps309a7233.jpg .http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ossman50xb.jpghttp://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...psa80d0b16.jpg E96 http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...Rossman50x.jpghttp://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ossman50xb.jpg T-Rex TED . |
Erick, even without the Uzit and brown Lennox that's still a nice run. I like the abundance of name top and bottom cards.
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We cannot fault Burdick....his records indicate that he had the Type 1 Coupon cards time-lined with the Type 2 and Type 3 (1914-1919).
But, we now know better. The type 1 cards are a 1910 Coupon issue. I rest my case......these cards should be included in the T206 family. ' TED Z |
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Nice Tony!!
Certain SC649OP subjects appear to be significantly harder to find with OM backs. I find one record of a Johnson selling on eBay back in 09. |
Thanks, Chris. I'm guessing it will be awhile until I complete this back run. The OM seems to be a tougher card to find:eek:, but it's the hunt that makes it fun! I've also seen a 649 with two factory numbers so if any one has one of those, I'd be interested in adding it to this run also.
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My only back run from the e90-1 set is this Krause, and as far as I know this is the only full back run made with these two backs (there aren't any other images only found with e90-1 back that is also found with a blank back):
http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/...psd8b0da7c.jpg I am currently working on another back run that is a lot more difficult, but since it isn't done (and doubt it ever will be) it can't be posted here. |
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SWEET CAPORAL 460, Factory #42 run
The Exclusive 12 subjects are the only T206's in the 460-only series printed with this SWEET CAP back.
.http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...460x42x25x.jpg http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...460x42x25b.jpg .http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...460x42x25x.jpg http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...460x42x25b.jpg TED Z . |
Nice Ted! On those 12 does it matter which factory is on the sweet caps? 42 only?
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Hi Danny
The Factory 42 is significant because in this series the other 460-only subjects were not printed with the SWEET CAP 460 Factory 42 back.
And, while this back is not one of tougher T206 backs to find, it is nevertheless a tough back. TED Z |
Shown before, but not in this thread. C.H.O.P. set:
http://www.billripken.com/bucket/T206_CHOP_Carey600.jpg |
Picked up the tougher Buffalo Type-2, completing the Coupon run. Thanks Duncan!
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3777/...da2f9c46_b.jpg |
That's great Chris. I didn't know that there are two different Chase Coupon Type-2 cards. Congratulations. :)
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Sean asked me to update his Merkle run to include the latest addition... a very cool Coupon Type 3 Fact 8 overprint:
http://i58.tinypic.com/1191ac9.jpg http://i61.tinypic.com/27wrvkl.jpg |
Zach, thank you again for making the Merkles look good. Since Chris bumped this thread, I thought I should add my recent acquisition.
Eighteen down, one more to go: T215 Red Cross. If anyone has even seen one of these, please contact me. I'd love to get confirmation that they exist, and whether they're a Type-1 or Type-2. :confused: |
Sean.....
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Shared in another thread and very small compared to the others in this thread.
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This is my all-time favorite thread. I'm going to bump it so that some of the new members will see it. :)
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Sean all you did was make me very envious of people lol. I had actually considered doing a back run but there's so many cards I don't have.
I know which card/player it'll be when the time comes. Harry Davis batting. |
My attempt at an Eddie Collins back run. I was the underbidder on the Cycle 350 in Goodwin's last auction. It might be a little tough to see but the Sovereign has a Yellow Kid stamp on the back. The duplicate Piedmont to the far right is a no name version.
http://i488.photobucket.com/albums/r...psbmqzixax.jpg |
I'm bumping again for the new guys, and anyone else who enjoys back-runs. :)
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Thanks Sean!
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Echoing what Sean and others have said, this is also one of my favorite all-time threads. I've always liked the Hugh Jennings cards with the orange background (orange is my favorite color), so when I won Leon's T216 Virginia Extra of Jennings in last year's Heritage auction to go with the T216 Mino and T216 Kotton Cigs of Jennings already in my type collection, I decided to work on a back run of this Jennings pose. Many thanks to Bryan L. (Net54 handle is "Jobu") for kindly taking my scans of the 8 cards I now have and turning them into the striking depiction seen below.
To the best of my knowledge, I need the following 9 cards to complete this back run (which I have no illusion of ever expecting to complete, but I'll have fun trying): D303 General baking, D303 Mother's Bread, E92 Croft's Candy-red & black backs, E101 anonymous set of 50, E105 Mello-Mint Gum, E106 American Caramel, and the two different back versions of T216 Kotton Tobacco. If I am wrong about this, someone please let me know. One aspect of this back run that I find interesting is that the products advertised - bread, beverage, candy, chewing gum, eggs, and tobacco products (plus an anonymous issuer) - pretty much cover the entire gamut of the advertising found on pre-War cards. Another interesting aspect to me is the great differences in the orange color of the background, from a rather light orange color to a deep orange-red color, which is immediately apparent from the way Bryan positioned the cards. Val |
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Looking through some old threads and came across this one again. Bumping it up in case new members haven't seen it. "Back run" threads are some of my favorites.
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Meant thanks Rich (and Sean) for continuing to bump thread
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Thank You Sean for bumping this thread; as you know, I am relatively new to this board and have never seen this thread (and certainly better reading than the Ultimate Trade up or Sands of our Lives Drama I waster 30 minutes on this morning). Back Runs are SO cool and I am 100% addicted to T206 backs! Current back-related pet projects: Tinker Bat off (really only need the AB, EPDG and Fact 42; Evers Chicago Shirt (tougher back still need are BL 460, Drum, CB Fact 42 and Tolstoi); HOF Tolstoi run, and; complete back run (preferably in HOF where possible).
Few things I have learned on this/thoughts: 1. It is an expensive endeavor, but so rewarding when you get something you need; 2. There are soooo many helpful and cool people in this hobby and on this board 3. Notwithstanding the above, you Gotta love the jerks who find out you are doing a back run and try to shake you down for way more than a card is worth bc they know you need it (my answer -- Go F$%# yourself) 4. Just when you think you have decided on 1-2 frolics/projects, more and more pop up -- this truly is the Monster 5. I find myself, even on common backs, caring as much about the way the back looks as the front; and on the rare backs, its 80% about the backs (especially with the big boy backs) 6. Paper loss on back is pretty much a nonstarter (but I say that as I continue to eye the BL 460 Baker in ML) 7. I love baseball Cards!!!! Ryan |
Nowhere near complete, but here's one I've been working on.
https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...nbow-jan.-2017 |
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Good point but I am afraid the Piedmont could be a problem...!
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I agree that this is one of my more favorite posts also. Even though I don't have any pictures to post yet since I'm collecting all T206 front/back combos and not really focusing on any one card, on average I have many 4 to 6 card back runs and Hal Chase Blue Portrait is the most at 17 card backs. As I get closer to complete back runs, I'll start posting some pictures. Seeing some of the non T206 back runs posted here is making me want to start another project but I'm trying to stay focused for now and enjoying everyone else's posts and pictures. Thanks everyone for sharing.
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I added the Lenox from REA, so I'm as close to finished as I'm likely to ever get. I'm missing the Red Hindu, which is one of one and belongs to David Hall. I'm also missing the T215 Red Cross, the only one I'm aware of belongs to Richard Masson ( same with my Merkle run: I'm only missing the T215 that Richard owns). Anyway, here goes:
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Pretty awesome Sean. Congrats!
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The other thread about back made me think about pulling this one back to the front.
Does anyone have the matty black cap run or the chase blue background run to post? |
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I always view Chris's Chase collection at this link. https://www.flickr.com/photos/732180...57633304393887
Haven't talked to him in a while. Hope he's doing well. |
I heard from Chris before the REA auction. He said he was taking time away from collecting, but hoped to be back in the fall.
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Here's my latest back run, Bresnahan. As always I'm missing the Red Cross back. :(
Thanks to the board members who sold or traded with me to make this run possible. And a special THANK YOU to Ryan Hotchkiss for locating the last card that I was missing. :) There aren't any real tough back except for the Victory, but here goes: Attachment 281940 Attachment 281941 Attachment 281942 Attachment 281943 Attachment 281944 Attachment 281945 Attachment 281946 Attachment 281947 |
Hey Sean,
Awesome back run... |
Awesome back run Sean! These threads sure do tempt me to try one as well.
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These are cool! Old school rainbows!
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Congrats Sean. The run looks great. Thanks for the shout out - glad I could help. I hope to be on here soon with a complete tinker bat off run, and closing in completing an Evers yellow sky run (but that sucker is tough!)
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Jeff, Dean, Chuck and Chalupa: thank you very much. And Ryan, I can't wait to see that Evers run. That should be a killer. :)
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Billy Sullivan
I just finished the first back run for my White Sox master set when I received the Sovereign 350 that was included in my latest SGC submission. Sorry for the large scans!
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Very nice Tom. :)
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Tom, how are you going to finish a White Sox master set with that Walsh/ Blue Old Mill out there? :D
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Second T206 back run completed
I just got the EPDG back from SGC to complete the Lee Tannehill back run for my White Sox T206 master set... :)
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Nice Tom! Thanks for posting. Love those Old Mills in particular.
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Congrats Tom, that’s great! And smart - I keep picking players for back runs who have Drums or Uzits or BL 460s, etc :confused:
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Wow, there are some really incredible back runs here (as well as some incredibly patient collectors putting them together). I know these are not T206, but here is a Jeff Sweeney run I have of various backshttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...0dc804058c.jpg
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Finally found the Sovereign.....such a tough card to find. One of my fave in the set, obviously. ;)
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