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Picking a top 3 is tough, and mine could change by the day. But for today, here are my favorite 3 (any player, not just those posted below)
Post your top 3 favorites; not your most valuable or rarest, but the three you like the best, and quick story as to why for each. 1. T206 Plank -- Well, because its a Plank and because its one of the prettiest examples I have ever seen. 2. E92 Crofts Cocoa Cobb -- I love this pose and the combo is super tough. I am thrilled to own it. 3. T216 Mino Wagner -- I love Wagner, I love this pose/card, and this is a super tough front/back combo. Lets see some of your favorites. |
1. I like my Plank too, t206 is my favorite set.
2. My favorite Cobb. 3. I don't have a Wagner that I would put here yet, but I will go with my favorite Clemente even if it isn't prewar. https://live.staticflickr.com/4217/3...a0ec0ae9a7.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/1855/4...2a4b00d6f6.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/4548/3...29bf4127fe.jpg |
Awesome, but to clarify your top 3 do not have to be Plank, Cobb, and Wagner. They can be any player(s).
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3 of my favorite cards
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Here are 3 favorites. Not necessarily my top 3...
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This is shaping up to be a museum like thread. Jackson, Cobb, and Young.
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I like surnames that end in "-er."
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The sheet because I think it's pretty cool
The Wagner because it's as close as I'll get to the T206 The K-Zoo team because, well, Ol' Hoss and friends on one card is damn awesome for an early Boston collector like me |
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In no particular order: 1. 1910 PC796 Cobb/Wagner SGC 1.5!!! - I like it because the biggest stars in the game were shaking hands before the 1909 WS. Plus the hobby friendship I made while purchasing it at The National 2019 from Don Hontz. Don was selling Cobb postcards at the show like it was a flash sale. 2. 1913 M101-3 Sporting News Ty Cobb PSA 1. I was wanting to purchase this card at The National 2019 as well but I bought PC796 cobb/Wagner instead. I purchased a PC796 Honus Wagner psa 2 in Heritage a few weeks prior so it made sense. I love the image on the card. The hint of color on his face makes this card pop. 3. 1907 Dietsche Ty Cobb Batting Rookie SGC 3. It was my first Postcard purchase and it was a must have for my collection. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
My 3 favorites
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Awesome Thread!!!
Love the cards!! My Top 3 are Ruth, Cobb and DiMaggio Troy |
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That WWG Dimaggio is exactly what i been hunting for awhile. Low-grade, looks great. |
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This is a "who's your favorite child" thread. Here are my three for this ten seconds:
1. 1890 Ed Delahanty Players' League cabinet 2. Harry Wright Mort Rogers Scorecard 3. Old Judge Anson in Uniform |
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(Hard to follow Jay, jeez).
Ryan, cool idea for a thread. Like you said, my top 3 can easily change daily. But today, I would say... |
Also three of my favorites. 😊
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Post the e98 Cobb three times Ethan! ;)
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HAHA! It had crossed my mind...
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Nice cards. Love this thread too
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Great cards yall!
My current favorite 3 |
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Sweet Anson card! My son is named after Cap Anson. |
Today's Favorites
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My 3 favorites
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My three favorites.
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Jay- Amazing! Thanks for sharing that Delahanty, I didn't know that that existed.
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1) 33 Lajoie - cause it's a Lajoie
2) 21 Schapira Ruth - Home Run - Highest graded 3) 33 Briggs chocolate Ruth - single digit pop - love the colors!!! Tough to pick 3!!! |
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I'll play for the lower grade lovers on the board and the budget collectors. :rolleyes:
In no particular order: 1. Frank Baker and Eddie Collins (These count as one cause they go together and I don't know what they are) 2. T215 Red Cross Purtell (from the Jersey City collection) 3. E93 Mathewson (love this card) . |
These are my favorite damn threads. Eye candy galore. This board has an amazing community collection.
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Wonderful thread! 1933 Goudey Tris Speaker. 1938/39 Team Issued Ernie Lombardi. 1936 R311 Rogers Hornsby.
If you have the 38/39 team issue Bill Mckechnie I'd love to talk with you. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...74a80f915f.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...2e708c6202.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...e6e9783d36.jpg Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk |
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Too tough to choose.
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3 Cobb favorites
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Keep it going, gang. Great cards, all. Here are 3 Cobbs that I think are cool...
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The Thirties
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...I'll take any excuse to show off the Burke postcards and a standard 4x6 player handout. .. |
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My three favorites. Bush was one of my first T206 rare backs and has always been my favorite. I never thought I'd own an e107 HOFer, and I'm in awe every time I look at them.
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some amazing cards in this thread, thanks to everyone for posting
1) Think it's one of the prettiest CJ's in the set 2) My first big card, hometown hero 3) First Drum, didn't realize the ink is purple?! |
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This is kind of like saying to a woman with 12 kids, which are your 3 favorites? Mostly lower grade for me....There are others that could be faves on any given day.
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Thanks Guys! Some really neat cards in this thread.
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Favorites
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3 of my personal favorites....
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My favorites have more to do with memories than value
The first old card I ever owned: https://photos.imageevent.com/exhibi...ps%20Dropo.jpg I must've been about 9 when I got it. The first T206 I ever owned: https://photos.imageevent.com/exhibi...on%20ready.jpg Bought it from Mike Berkus at one of his Anaheim shows in the late 1970s, for twelve bucks. I remember because that was a big piece of my card budget for the day but it was a card I'd wanted for a while. I met Hank Aaron: https://photos.imageevent.com/exhibi...size/Aaron.jpg nuf ced. |
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A small handful of T206 Hall of Famers with rare backs. Pretty much the only thing I have come to think of it :)
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I already posted my n173’s in another thread.
So I’ll post these 3 https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...e/wright_1.jpghttps://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...gcobbfront.jpg https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...ize/matty1.jpg |
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What 'version' is the Ruth? Ice cream or blank back (or something else)? |
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I have too many favorites to pick just 3. But, being as I absolutely love (1) having 1-of-1 cards (per the pop reports), and (2) having real-photo, b & w cards, I'll go with these 3 WaJos, which meet these criteria:
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I think I owned that Chance years ago...
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Impossible to pick just 3... So will focus on aesthetics rather than monetary value.
I guess I'll go with these, which combine the subjects of HOFers accompanied by gorgeous colors and background scenes. Especially the Waddell T206. One of the prettiest cards ever, IMO. |
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Tough call. I will go with these
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fun thread.. nice cards everyone!!.. love the chance ghost Chris...
heres my top 3.. https://i.imgur.com/BM8xeyLh.jpg?1 https://i.imgur.com/UsDWc9Oh.jpg?1 https://i.imgur.com/8w30BS1h.jpg https://i.imgur.com/aEye1rfh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/QzCu1EVh.jpg |
Cannot decide which of these two GOODWIN CHAMPIONS (my favorite set) are my favorite....so here are both of them.
http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...ansonkelly.jpg I gotta love this one, since it finally completed my SWEET CAPORAL, Factory #30 set (468 cards). Besides, I didn't have to re-finance my house and barn to acquire it :) http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...nkSC150x30.jpg . http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...SC150x30xb.jpg And, last but not least....you gotta love a card of Mickey which you paid only 1-cent for in the Fall of 1952. http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...mmantle52t.jpg TED Z T206 Reference . |
“And, last but not least....you gotta love a card of Mickey which you paid only 1-cent for in the Fall of 1952”
Lol. Nice Ted. A 1cent 52 Topps mantle would be my favorite card also. :) |
I was waiting to see this Mantle. I LOVE that you still have this card Ted.
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1. the key to finishing my back run and one of the unicorn combos
2. Babe...and one of the best cards ever (and no, picture is not enhanced!) 3. my favorite back + cobb |
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great cards everyone! TED...any recollection how your mantle got its crease???
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Jamie and Bryan......I really appreciate your kind words regarding my Mantle.
Credit really goes to my Mom and Aunt, who saved all my "goodies" from my youth when I was away in the Air Force. Ryan......as you said in your opening statement......" Picking a top 3 is tough..... ". So, if you don't mind, I am adding these two "gems" to my above 3-card display. This UZIT completes my 13-card run of this McGraw. This card is unique (until another McGraw/UZIT is discovered). http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...ZITxSGC30x.jpg http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...loveUZITxb.jpg And, favorite Cobb.....which (near) completes my AMERICAN BEAUTY 460 run (72 of 74 cards) http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...ffAB460x50.jpg . http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...nbeauty460.jpg TED Z T206 Reference . |
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Hi Pete That diagonal "scar" from Mickey's left ear (on down) is not a crease, but a surface scratch. And, I don't know what caused it. All my other 1952 TOPPS cards which I originally collected (Spring 1952 to Fall 1952) average VgEx to Ex. Furthermore, there is a Net54 member whose original Mantle has the same "scratch". Perhaps, if he is reading this, he will post his Mantle here. TED Z T206 Reference . |
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Great picks. I've never seen any of these. Not a corner of the market I am familiar with. |
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Pete Irv is the Net54 member I referred to in the prior response to you. Check-out Post #28 in this thread.... http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...2+topps+mantle The "surface scratch" on his 1952T Mantle is remarkably similar to the one on my Mantle card. TED Z T206 Reference . |
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Before I post them, let me say that I used to own the 52' Topps Mantle in my 20s. I was too busy working, getting drunk and chasing girls, and the card just sat there collecting dust. Eventually I sold it. I have attached it below. My top 3 right now can be seen below the Mantle. I am always open to trading for a 1951 Bowman Mantle. :) |
Thx ted!
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Could Be Different Tomorrow
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This thread is too fun... let's keep it alive... here are my top 3 currently...
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Here are my top 3, I think.
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Paul: Beautiful Old Judge cabinet
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M110's never could buy one in the old days. now I can't seem to stop...
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Partial to the catcher cabinets!
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Guess I'm partial to the catcher cabinet cards.
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Tough calls.
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N284
There is really some great eye candy in this thread. My guess is that most of us could have picked a few others that are our favorites at any given time. For favorite poses this one comes to mind.
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Wow. Stunning trio.
Can we see the back of that Cobb/Cobb? |
Post Your 3 Favorites
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Nice group Dan.
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Love the M110 cabinets. Extremely rare and still somewhat affordable.
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Kind of like picking favorite kids here:
Today I'll go with... 1. D381 Fleischmann Cobb, impossibly rare card from the set, took years to land this one! 2. 1907 Detroit seemless Cobb PC RC , one of rarest and earliest cards of Ty 3. C.1925-26 RPPC of Ruth,wife, Fred Merkle and Brother Matthias sitting in new car that I believe was a gift from Ruth outside of St. Marys school. |
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Love Comin' Here!!! ;)
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You Betcha Ben! :)
And i have the pleasure of bein only the 3rd owner... Care takers we are ~ |
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How about 3 more faves? They are kind of like a Lay's potato chip in a card sort of way. http://luckeycards.com/cobb.jpg |
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One more time for my favorites
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Here's three for the common folk.
Brian |
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(Halloween is approaching after all) Love the artistry in this. This thread is incredible. |
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1. Lajoie -- Have owned since I was a kid in the '80s. A ton of sentimental value.
2. Traynor -- Only non-"biggie" (i.e. non-Wags, -Ruth, -Gehrig) that I kept from the non-T206 HOF collection I busted up several years ago. So I must really like it. 3. Cobb -- Just love the image purity on this and other SC 150/25s. |
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