Ralphie .....
You, of all people, shouldn't be trying to play the Cutesy Game.
Playing the Financial Bankruptcy game is one thing, but playing the Credibility Bankruptcy game, is a harder thing to shake.
All this just because of a T210-7 Hyames card.
Acccording to a fun T210 tough list that he posted two years ago, he stated (Lots of luck on this card**)
I think he's confusing the T210 Hyames with the T209 II Hyames.
Any T209 II collector will tell you that the T209 II Hyames is almost as tough, if not as tough as the T209 II Crockett.
Being that we're talking about the T209 II Crockett, I've been collecting T209's for about 25 years, flown to shows all over the country (worked for an airline.), seen more cards and dealers than most on this board, I have never seen T209 II Crockett or Hyames.
You claim that you have seen THREE Crockett's ... Let me join Jim, and Jay in asking you to describe the card.
You say that it is a fielding image, unless you need a camp fire to tell your story, or there is a curse derivative to the Da Vinci Code, stand up on your hind legs and tell us.
The fielding move, was it to his left, right.
Was the ball hit to his left, or right.
Was the glove on his left, or right hand.
Was it a reverse negative.
Come on Ralphie, your the one that's seen the Three Crocketts.
Your credibility is tied up to your signature, and a few other things.
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