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Originally Posted by Exhibitman
I have liquidated nearly all of the T225s I owned. I am looking to rebuild in higher grade with just the cards I really like, aesthetically speaking. Maybe 5 or so.
I notice that a few of the T219 Red Cross cards have wormholes similar to what you see with Cuban issues. I've had a few of them too over the years. I don't recall seeing those with other T boxing cards. I wonder if it is something about the storage: perhaps a large % of the RC backs originated in the same 'buggy' hoard?
What're you missing in T219 RC?
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Seems to me that most of the RC's in circulation are from a tiny number of original finds/collections/sources. Unlike a lot of the T sets where the rare ones come up 1 or 2 at a time, it's always seemed to me that the RC's have originated in bulk sources. Lithographers sure went to a lot of work for a set with a small production run to recrop everything. Won’t ever finish it, but it’s a fun ride to come as close as practicable. Johnson ain't worth it unless I manage to round up the 49 others, and that's probably not happening unless I luck into a hoard. Sometimes you get lucky
Still hunting for:
Honest Long Cut Green Back
Willie Lewis
Miners Extra
Jack Sullivan
Red Cross
Matty Baldwin
Patsy Brannigan
Young Corbett
Leach Cross
Al Delmont
Dave Deshler
Young Donahoe
Jim Driscoll
Abe Goodman
Battling Hurley
Joe Jeanette
Jack Johnson
Al Kaufman
Frank Klaus
Patsey Kline
Sam Langford
Harry Lewis
Young Loughrey
Johnny Marto
Honey Mellody
Owen Moran
Battling Nelson
Fighting Dick Nelson
Young Nitchie
Phila. Jack O’Brien
Tommy O’Keefe
Tommy O’Toole
Unk Russell
Jim Stewart
Harry Stone
Jack Sullivan
Mike Sullivan
Ad Wolgast