Not gonna lie. I'm pretty excited about this one, my first 19th century card. My scanner does it no justice at all...

Those N28s look perfect in those mid grades. Nice HOFer as well. Good one!

Rob, good luck with the Salutations.

One I've wanted for a while. I know, it's not a card. But it's listed in the standard catalog, so it's good enough for me..

Great pick-up, David. 1936?

Yeah.

Tolstoi #136
 

Thanks!!!

http://photos.imageevent.com/vanslyk...Marquard_1.jpg

Ah.....now I know who got me on that Cuccinello......good pickup. I did get the Dizzy Dean and Lefty Grove.........

http://www.net54baseball.com/picture...ictureid=11711

http://www.net54baseball.com/picture...ictureid=11710

And, in addition to a bunch of other chocolate advertising calendars from NECCO, Foss, Lowney's and Apollo, I got a neat Blome's Chocolate 1913 pocket calendar. All the other companies issued nonsports cards in the 1910's. Maybe one of the first Blome's ad pieces I've seen........

http://www.net54baseball.com/picture...ictureid=11707

That Gehrig Salutation is gonna be a big mountain to climb.....or even FIND.....

1930 Baguer Chocolate set
 

I recently picked up a 40-card lot of Cuban cards from the 1930 Baguer Chocolates baseball set. The cards are pretty banged up, as a whole - but there's some pretty nice star power in there...

http://packgeek.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/collage.jpg

Thanks for letting me share.

Hi Jeff, that's a nice pickup. I saw that one. I think you should be able to soak some of the scrapbook residue on the backs, if you haven't already. Of course, try on a common first!

A pretty tough card, at least compared to the Chicago Fed. bat on.

http://photos.imageevent.com/mhgt/ho...ago%20Nat..jpghttp://photos.imageevent.com/mhgt/ho...at.%20back.jpg

Tolstoi's 137-141

http://imageshack.us/a/img109/6427/0cv8.jpghttp://imageshack.us/a/img21/9594/zik9.jpghttp://imageshack.us/a/img32/4337/ilg6.jpg

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A nice Vaughan for my 34 Goudey set, and a tough Exhibit thanks to a board member.

http://imageshack.us/a/img15/1410/pdhf.jpghttp://imageshack.us/a/img195/7930/zq0r.jpg

Got these from a combination of board members, eBay, and Sterling. I definitely got the T213 bug.

t213 bug is going around! don't beat each other up too bad over them!

might as well post it
 

Possibly 1 of 1 W600 1902 Mack

freakin' awesome!

Amazing Scott, congrats.

Now that's awesome.

Great card, Scott!

Not baseball but will probably be more appreciated by the sportscard guys than the non. Too bad this didn't picture a ballplayer (actually this is only the 2nd non-baseball one I've ever seen and the first no longer exists as it was sacrificed to restore the 4BH John Ward)!

http://starsofthediamond.com/fourbasehits2.jpg

T213 Tinker
 

Great card, Mike. I believe that is the only Tinker bat on Nat. on the PSA pop chart. That is one of the more difficult cards in the set for sure. The Tinker bat away Nat. is also scarce, but I have seen a few more of these. Grabbed this one the other day.

http://www.host.jwcinc.net/712533/br..._5/267_3_9.jpg


Great cards, all. Scott, that Mack cabinet looks like it belongs in the Hall of Fame. Great pick up.

nice Scott, figured it was you!

Two from Sterling
 

Two new EPDG from Sterling:

Wow...that Mack is crispy Scott...congrats! Mike...great tinker...not a big goudey fan but that vaughn is sweet!!!!

If that is in fact the only one, it's certainly a nice one. Great card.

Nice Coupons Bryan and Rob.

Thanks Pete and Rob.

I believe there are very few one of ones...personally.

Simply Wow!
 

Scott,
Your Mack is simply WOW!:eek:
The cheap wallpaper look around his oval portrait makes his picture just pop.
Sweet pickup.
Tim

There is actually a technique for painting walls to make them look like that with the thin stripes. I honestly forget the name of the technique, but very few people are able to do it today.

Truly a hobby treasure...W600 Mack
 

Congrats Scott on the W600 Mack...I would rather have that card than a T206 Wagner.


Patrick

Picked up the Baker for my HOF RC Collection (since I'll never own the Carl Horner Cabinet) and the McGraw T206 SC 30 leaves my McGraw back run at just 4 remaining.

My humble June acquisition.

Jim, nice going. You're getting close. :cool:

Thanks, buddy. Down to some toughies!

Great pickup Scott. Your Mack may be from the Copeland sale.

Thanks Lee !!

Picked up a couple E121s... thanks Jim Loewke for the Sisler.
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And even though it's OT (post war), I won this Oh rookie tonight
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Tolstoi #142

http://photos.imageevent.com/vanslyk...20Griffith.jpg

That lot estimate of $100,000-125,000 for the group must have been crazy for 1991!

Just added these guys this month!

Nice pickups Andrew & Rob.

Always nice to add a blank back...this McConnell is from board member Jason and is a nice fit for the collection...

Josh:nice Mack. Love the hair

Leon:gonna have to get me a blank back one of these days

No wonder why there were no bids.

That collection of 71 SLCs were later broken up and sold privately. My worse non transaction ever was not buying a group of those cards (included Cobb & Mack) when offered. We were $8K apart.

Jerry,

Does a list of the 71 exist or maybe even photocopies??

Scott

Picked up another Prince of Wales!

I was gonna get vaccinated against that...but I didn':t have a coupon.:(Dave.

Nice upgrade for my Richmond Colt set.

No list, no copies that I'm aware of.

I did have photocopies of the SLCs that were in the group I mentioned earlier. Just last year, when I moved, I threw them out. The cards were copied in their glassine envelopes so as a result the pictures were not good.

I just read your post about the Copeland PR. I have extra copies I can deliver next month but I see Barry has offer to send you scans.

My First T207s!
 

Psyched!

http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m...thurWilson.jpg
http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m...ealsBecker.jpg
http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m...orgeWiltse.jpg

Nice T210 Decker and T207's...
 

Here's a more difficult n172 blue-dye Connie Mack...
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