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Old 07-16-2010, 08:56 PM
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Default Card Identification help

Hi All,

I need help identifying a card (and unfortunately I can't find my camera - so I have to describe it and hope I get lucky someone can figure this out!).

The card has a cartoonish front, very crude drawing (and in this case it's the back of a baseball player - you don't see his face, and his glove is prominent) - but I think the most distinguishing part is the back. The back is entirely diagonal yellow lines - with a few filled in to make solid yellow diamonds, and most left blank (to make white Diamonds). The card has been obviously trimmed so no clue what the front r back border looks like. It's definitely wider than a T206 (maybe 1.5 times) and is about the same height.

I won it in an Ebay lot and when I received it came in a holder that said: "1909 Strip Card S67+3.00".

I've never heard of an S type card and when I looked up 1909s in the SCG it wasn't anything they had listed.

Wish I had a picture to share ... but can anyone hazard a guess as to what this might be?

Thanks!
Patrick





I recently moved and haven't been able to find my camera yet - so I don't have a picture
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