New, Free, T206 White Borders Master Spreadsheet
 

I've compiled the checklists from the new T206Resource site into a "master" T206 front/back combinations spreadsheet.

I wanted to make it available to anyone interested so I've uploaded it to Google Docs (it's free). Here's the direct link:

T206 White Borders Master on Google Docs

The folks at T206Resource have been kind enough to create a page with instructions on how to save it to your computer for personal use:

Instructions on How To Download the Spreadsheet

And before anybody gets bent out of shape over acknowledging prior work, I'll be the first to say that all of the T206 front/back combos that have been confirmed (and the determination of the no-prints) could have only been accomplished with the input of many, many collectors. There are some works that especially stand out in my mind and include:

Bill Heitman's "The Monster".
Scot Reader's "Inside T206".
Bill Brown's "Super Set" spreadsheet.
Ted Z's numerous surveys here on Net54.


Best Regards and Happy Collecting :)
Craig

WOW and Fantastic......Love it Craig and I really really truly appreciate it!

Wow. This is awesome. Thanks!!!

Nice, useful spreadsheet, thank you. GREAT instructions on downloading it!! And well done with the acknowledgements.

Yawn Frank.

Apple - No Problem
 

The spreadsheet downloads to MacbookPro and opens with Numbers.

No problem. Thanks for the resource.

Craig, I love that you've offered this to the board, and that you have managed to do it with only one snide little quip.

Great job.

Very Nice !!
 

Thanks Craig, this spreadsheet came out very nice, and will surely be a great tool for anyone collecting this set. I appreciate the time and effort you put into this project as well. Another great contribution to the hobby !!! Thanks again-

Sincerely, Clayton

Craig, this worked for me (Mac and Numbers) - fantastic.

Jim - I'm still interested in the back multipliers question that I posed to you. You said it's possible, but you didn't hit at how.

Ted - email sent regarding the above question originally posed to Jim.

Great job, Craig - extremely useful 21st-centuriazation of the old paper list.

Nice spreadsheet. I'd started one using inside T206 and was about half done when I discovered the superset spreadsheet.

I'm using that one as my checklist now. I like the layout there with all the series together rather than purely alphabetical. But both have their uses.


Steve B