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Posted By: <b>Josh</b><p>I am curious to find out which is the most sought after Pepper Martin card in the hobby? If there are more than please let me know. I appreciate the help. Thanks in advance!<br />Josh

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Posted By: <b>Dave F</b><p>I maybe in the minority, but I'd sure love to have his Uncle Jacks card. <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14>

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Posted By: <b>Bob</b><p>Don't know about the most sought after, but the best looking one is the DeLong card, IMO.

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Posted By: <b>davidcycleback</b><p>The 1960 Fleer #40 error (Joe Tinker on front/Pepper Johnson stats on back) is one of the key and toughest post-war ultra rarities. It's rarer than a 1948 Leaf Satchel Paige Rookie

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Posted By: <b>Matt</b><p>David - there is also the version where they don't have stats from a Giants LB on the back <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14>

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Posted By: <b>Rhett Yeakley</b><p>Here is a checklist of his cards (only those considered pre-war)<br /><br /><br />Martin, John L. (Pepper)<br />•1931 Baseball Mag Prem<br />•1934/36 Batt Up 7<br />•1934/36 Batt Up 125<br />•1933 Butter Cream<br />•1934 Butterfinger<br />•1933 DeLong Gum 17<br />•1934 Demaree Die-Cuts 124 bt<br />•1934 Demaree Die-Cuts 127 fie<br />•1934/36 Diamond Stars 26 (2)<br />•1934 Exhibits 4/1<br />•1935 Exhibits 4/1<br />•1937 Exhibits 4/1<br />•1938 Foto-Fun<br />•1934 Gold Medal Foods<br />•1933 Goudey 62<br />•1935 Goudey (3)<br />•1936 Goudey<br />•1931 Metropolitan Studios<br />•1932 Orbit Gum Pins 21<br />•1932 Orbit Gum Pins NNO<br />•1940 Play Ball 100<br />•1936 R311 Glossy<br />•1936 R312<br />•1936 R313<br />•1936 R314A<br />•1935 Schutter-Johnson 36<br />•1933 Tattoo Orbit (R305)<br />•1933 Tattoo Orbit (R308) 159<br />•1933 Uncle Jacks<br />•1935 Wheaties (Ser. 1) port<br />•1935 Wheaties (Ser. 1) batting<br />•1936 Wheaties (Ser. 3)<br />•1937 Wheaties (Ser. 7) 29F<br />•1937 Wheaties (Ser. 9)<br />•1937 Wheaties (Ser. 14)<br />•1933 Worch Cigar<br />•1933 World Wide Gum 62<br /><br /><br />Of all these the Uncle Jacks and Al demaree Die-Cuts are probably among the "rarest" and probably the highest demand.<br />-Rhett<br />

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Posted By: <b>Anthony N.</b><p>David, I think you mean 1960 Fleer #80, which comes with Pepper Martin on the back, and either Tinker, Grove, or Collins on the front.<br /><img src="http://photos.imageevent.com/griffins/1960fleer/icons/60Fleer80.jpg"> <img src="http://photos.imageevent.com/griffins/1960fleer/icons/60Fleer81.jpg"><br /><br />And I'll agree with his Delong being the nicest, although I really like his Diamond Star as well.<br />

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Posted By: <b>dstudeba</b><p>1955 Old Homestead<br /><br />

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Posted By: <b>Frank Wakefield</b><p>I have 3 or 4 Martin cards...<br /><br />I've always liked the look of that Diamond Star card. It really does fit the period and the spirit of the high flyin' Redbirds, The Gashouse Gang.<br /><br />If one isn't posted here in the next couple of days, I'll dig mine out and scan it. A nice looking card!!

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Posted By: <b>Chris Counts</b><p>This Wheaties panel is certainly not the most sought-after Pepper Martin, but it's one of my favorites ...<br /><br /><img src="http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e278/ccmcnutt/37martin.jpg">