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Posted By: jay behrensSadly, circustances are forcing me to liquidate what little collection I have and stop collecting for awhile. I am offering up my cards to you folks first, after that, they will hit eBay. Highlights include: e90-3s of Archer, Overall and Tinker. all grade good at best e90-2 Dots Miller (laminated and clipped corners) e97 Birmingham (good at best) e103 Lord e93 Matty some paper loss on front but still a great looking card several other e-cards t210-2 Kirkpatrick fair/good nice front, back damage t210-3 Burk strong VG/Ex o/c left t209 Contintnea Murdock, Missitt and McGeehan VG t213 13 differnt Federal LEague players all VG or better M116 5 different 4 graded SGC 60 or better t212 Obak 14 different all fair to poor 1911-12 t207 Bender, Fisher (blue cap) and Clarke t206 Chesbro, Duffy, Marquard, Manning, Kleinow & Hemphill fair all ahve back damage and other problems C-46 Fisher slight paper loss on back, Great front. w572 Grover Alexander oversized Ex/NM o/c right Zeenut 1923 Kelly S.F. Zeenut 1924 Twonley Zeenut 1929 McCabe Zeenut 1929 Carlyle 1941 Playball 14 including one high number overall VE/Ex or better. The George Case card is prolly NM Batter Up Appling (trimmed), Cochorane, Hornsby, W Ferrel, J Wilson and Si Johnson I learned my lesson last time I sold my collection, the OJs stay with me. And yes, Ben, if the money is right, I will sell the e92 Nadja Oakes, but I like the card a lot, so needs to be a healthy offer. It resides in a SGC 60 holder and looks georgeous <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14> Send me an email if you want scans or details on any of the cards. And no, this doesn't me I'm leaving the board :-p Jay

Posted By: jay behrensno more requests for the e90-3s, please. The only fair way to deal with them is put them on eBay. Almost every single request includes these cards. Jay

Posted By: runscottAll you have to do is put prices next to them and sell to the first interested party. Works like a charm.

Posted By: MWAnd no, this doesn't me I'm leaving the board :-p I'm glad you're staying, Jay. And don't worry...card collecting is like a highly contagious disease -- if the right environment presents itself, you'll again come down with a fever. Are you sure about those OJs? <img src="http://members.aol.com/bmwcards/thinking.jpg">

Posted By: Jay MillerJay--Sorry to hear that you are getting out. I agree with Mike, hopefully you will return to the fold in the near future. As to the old Judge, what do you have? Never say never to anything. Good Luck---Jay

Posted By: jay behrensSeriously, the OJ go nowhere. The first time I got out the cards I really regretted selling were my OJs and my 6 t208 Firesides. I didn't even regret selling my complete set of t205s which included a Hoblitzel no stats and about 30 cards that were NM/Mint. And I still consder the t205 set the best looking set ever made. The few OJs I have are all Minneapolis and St paul players. Nothing that is big demand by OJ collectors Jay