Not too many of these out there... Mr. Dickey's Rookie

At the risk of opening up a can of worms as to whether this is actually a "card" in the strictest sense of the definition...CDV of Cal McVey.

1913 t200 Fatima New York Nationals
 

Works just fine for me.

Great stuff, guys; feels less stressful already.

Fantastic Coupon Adam!

Here's another.

https://www.net54baseball.com/pictur...ictureid=27243

Hey there David Dude ~
The Beast gotta hold of mine...
But he's mine none the less :)

Nice Evers Ben. Gotta love over-sized T206's

I think I’m going to Bunt
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Thanks, a unique card indeed.

Like next day pizza, day 2's are awesome.

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George C. Miller card of Wally "He Shall be Redeemed" Berger.

(Because he had the bottom 30% chopped off when a kid back in the 1930's sent the card to the company for a prize redemption)

Brian

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Blacksox and the Babe
 

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The Serious Melvin
 

Near perfect other then the random mark/ new beauty mark on his face.

One of the many Wagner cards that is rarer than his T206 and 1/100th (or less) of the price. I think at least one other one (the JKA) was already posted in this thread. NOT a comment on pricing in general, I get that it's all supply and demand and that the T206 Wagner is the most famous and coveted card in the hobby.

Also, as I am typing this it occurred to me that while a T5 Wagner is absolutely rarer than a T206 Wagner, the T206 is relatively rarer. Meaning T5s, JKAs, etc. are scarce in general and a Wagner is just as scarce as any of the others. But compared to the millions(?) of T206s in existence, the T206 Wagner is a tiny percentage. For whatever that's worth.

Here's my card for the day.

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Love this "gray eagle"

I also think because it's a tobacco card, it's worth even more given the history of the Wags!

My favorite Jackson
 

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My one and only pre war card. A salute to the blacksox and my favorite movie of all time "Field of Dreams"

https://www.net54baseball.com/pictur...ictureid=30030

Time to get a little Mello...

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...mello-mint-gum

Texas Gum meet Texas Tommy.
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The Hall of Famer Ned Hanlon

1911 e94 George Close Candy Josh Devore - Upside Down Reverse - SGC 20
 

n172 and a ''Buchner-Like'', or as I call it a 'Buchner more likely than not' Welch

Hal

A Ramly.

Love the Texas Tommy - one of my favorite issues. Here's a Mono -



<a href="https://ibb.co/87WR5hM"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/bKSyBf1/1911-T217-Mono-Chadbourn-F.jpg" alt="1911-T217-Mono-Chadbourn-F" border="0"></a><a href="https://ibb.co/vXgXP6z"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/BndnZ5s/1911-T217-Mono-Chadbourn-B.jpg" alt="1911-T217-Mono-Chadbourn-B" border="0"></a>

It's always fun to see cards that were well loved. You can tell some kid back in the day really enjoyed this card (and likely many others) enough to spend a lot of time looking up stats. The history of the individual cards is so fascinating. Thanks for sharing.

1910 US Army Baseball Team
 

7th Cavalry Regiment, G Troop – Fort Riley – Fort Riley Kansas.

Right before the 7th Cavalry shipped back out to the Philippines.

Day 3... how about some E220, recent purchase from net54 member, owner, and operator ;)

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E95 Philly Caramel

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Many don't know that World Heavy Weight Champion John Sullivan played some semi-pro baseball before moving on to a boxing career.
I've owned many of his cards and kept just this one issue that I can't manage to part with....

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A beauty

A little late to the party, but would like to play just the same...



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Hans!!!

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Baaaaaabe!

Zack Wheat as seen through the screen door that is the E122 American Caramel set.

Brian

Lefty Grove....
 

1933 Butter Cream of Lefty Grove - hard-to-find September 1st variation

Ed Cartwright
 

In 1890 Ed Cartwright had 7 RBI's in one inning, a record that would stand for 109 years!

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1614687191

A different type of Texas Tommy

The only affordable Sport Kings baseball card in the set.

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W554 Grove with backstamp
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