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04-14-2016, 11:51 PM
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Thinking about starting a T206 Brooklyn back collection
I know others have done this, probably lots of others. This would be a long-term project, and I'm wondering how tough the chase would ultimately be. I've narrowed my options down to three players. According to t206resource.com, these three have the most possible variations:
* Burch (fielding): 18 variations * Jordan (batting): 18 variations * Rucker (throwing): 19 variations First: am I crazy? Second: I see some of the tougher backs (according to t206resource) listed: Uzit, Drum, Hindu, Lenox, etc. Are they ridiculously tough (read: expensive)? Oh, and what does the "probable no print" designation on the site mean?
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OBC (oldbaseball.com) member since 1996... looking for a low-budget T205 Irvin Wilhelm w/ "suffered" Scans of my Brooklyn Dodger collection 
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