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Posted By: Dave F
Lets consider all of these to be in the same price range...lets say each is worth $1500. |
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Posted By: Chad
I like the T-206's! |
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Posted By: Jeff DRUM
I like the Drums too, but make mine an E107. |
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Posted By: Jimmy
Texas Tommy, you just never see them |
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Posted By: Frank Wakefield
B, the E90-1 Mitchell. A card that isn't that attractive, visually. But definitely a difficult card to obtain. |
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Posted By: Phil Garry
Texas Tommy followed by the E107 |
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Posted By: Mark L
I would take the Mitchell. |
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Posted By: Tony Andrea
In this order for me. |
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Posted By: Marc S.
1. Texas Tommy |
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Posted By: Steve Murray
T206 common with a Drum back followed by Texas Tommy. |
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Posted By: Bill K@sel
1. Drum |
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Posted By: MVSNYC
the drum, followed by the mitchell... |
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Posted By: dstudeba
Texas Tommy followed by the e107. |
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Posted By: S Gross
Actually owned a Mitchell and an E107, and sold them off. |
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Posted By: jay behrens
No brainer, a Texas Tommy. e90-1 Mitchell would be next. |
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Posted By: Turner Engle
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Posted By: hotshot888
1. E107 |
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Posted By: Darren
tex as tommy |
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Posted By: Ricky Y
I'm collecting by type and do not consider the card back...and I already own an example of E107 and E90-1 so..I guess that leaves me with a Texas Tommy |
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Posted By: Brett
e107 for sure ! those are pretty neat cards. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
Drum da Drum Drum Drum |
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Posted By: Andy
1. e107 |
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Posted By: Sean
e107 then the texas tommy |
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Posted By: Bob
Mitchell, no-brainer. One of the three keys to the E90-1 set (the others being Joe J and Speaker). |
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Posted By: Marc
How rare is a Carolina Brights back? What would a common go for? |
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Posted By: Mark
E224 Common |
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