T-3 refresher course question- which ones are tough?

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Posted By: Todd (nolemmings)

I'm pretty sure this has been covered before, so a link to prior posts may be sufficient, but I was wondering...

Can someone list the more difficult T3 commons, so that if I happen upon one at some show, I can grab it? (I have that kind of luck about once every 20 years)

Todd

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Posted By: FatBoy

is the #114 Rhoades (Rhoads).

the 2 player action cards (#s 41-50) are also scarce and desirable.

Keith

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Posted By: Greg Ecklund

Terry Knouse told me once the last card of Owen Wilson is also tougher than most of the other commons, but Rhoades is the most elusive. If you do find one, don't be surprised if you have to pay the same price for it that you would pay for a mid level Hall of Famer.

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Posted By: Mike Peich

The Rhoades is extremely elusive, as is the Doolin variation of Doolan, and the NY & Boston variation of Tenney. I recently added Doolin and Tenney, and feel fortunate to have done so. Good luck assembling what I think is one of the great sets of the vintage era.

Cheers, Mike

PS--My computer was fried in an electrical storm power surge two weeks ago, and I lost my e-mail address book and archived messages. I was in touch with a few of you regarding trrades, sales, etc., and need to reconnect, but don't have e-mail addresses. Please contact me off-line. Thanks, Mike

PPS--I have begun to back-up my hard drive.

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Posted By: brucers99

While we are on the subject, does anybody have a list of all of the Boston N.L. players that appear in the series?

Thanks,
Reid

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Posted By: Todd (nolemmings)

it appears there would be Graham and no others

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Posted By: The other One (Julie)

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