T205 or T206 Runners: If you have the runs, show 'em!

[npa589]

Wanted to bring this back, I saw a thread for completed subject back runs - but wanted to give a space for people to post their T205 or T206 subject/team runs, whether they are in progress or already completed!

I did this display with MSPaint. It's not too difficult, feel free to steal this picture and use it as a template for card size/alignment.

My Cubs T206 Progress as of May 2018:

[markf31]

Thats pretty amazing Nate, I love how the montage looks. I have entertained the idea of a master team run in either T205 or T206 but have never proceeded past the "that would be a good idea" stage of things. This might finally push me over the edge to make it a new collecting goal.

[Thromdog]

Love the Cubs view.

I was bored yesterday and decided to take all my EPDG scans and do something with them. Posted this on the TR Facebook forum..

Not clean but fun. Here are most of my epdgs.....color coordinated.

[npa589]

Love that Jeff --- 224+ is an incredibly impressive run!

[tedzan]

Exactly 13.....T206 backs were printed on each of the Exclusive 12 subjects in the 460-only series. Illustrated here is the complete run of the McGraw cards.

Of course, the red HINDU and the UZIT are the toughest cards to find in this run. And fortunately, there were no LENOX or PIEDMONT 460 (Factory #42) cards
printed in this group.

Incidentally, this McGraw (glove) with UZIT is a unique front / back combo.
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Factory #30 ...................................... Red HINDU






Factory #42...................Factory #42








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TED Z

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[tedzan]

A "quadruplicate" A-B-C-D run of my favorite T206 Minor Leaguer....Frank Delehanty.



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TED Z

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[npa589]

Amazing as always Ted.

When did you first start going after some of the back runs, and give or take how long did take to complete each one?

[deucetwins]

Need a couple more to complete the run.

[npa589]

Originally Posted by deucetwins

Need a couple more to complete the run.

I remember when I initially started the run, I thought of adding Slagle to the run because of his role on the Cubs World Series teams... great run.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by npa589

Amazing as always Ted.

When did you first start going after some of the back runs, and give or take how long did take to complete each one?

Hi Nate
Excuse me for not responding sooner....but, we were in the "Sooner" state visiting with family.

I started with this blue Chase (OLD MILL) in March of 1981 at the famous Willow Grove Show.

Here is my near-complete T206 Chase sub-set.
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Factory #42
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Fac. #30..................Fac. #42 ................Fac. #42




A - B - C - C - D connection



Since 1981, I have never seen this Chase with a DRUM back. There are 1000's of T206 collectors in the hobby. It is estimated
that there are approx. 2,000,000 - T206's in circulation, so what is the probability that at least one blue Chase DRUM exists ?



TED Z

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[tedzan]

Furthermore......


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TED Z

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[vintagebaseballcardguy]

This awesome! Love this look! Did you manage to buy these ungraded or was some cracking involved?

Originally Posted by npa589

Wanted to bring this back, I saw a thread for completed subject back runs - but wanted to give a space for people to post their T205 or T206 subject/team runs, whether they are in progress or already completed!

I did this display with MSPaint. It's not too difficult, feel free to steal this picture and use it as a template for card size/alignment.

My Cubs T206 Progress as of May 2018:

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[npa589]

Definitely some cracking involved --- and some of those in the collage are still entombed as well (some of the higher graded ones)