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Old 11-20-2013, 02:19 PM
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Default American Caramel E122.....
We don't see many E122 threads.....Show your favorite E122. BTW, it seems grading companies still have issues getting the ACC# correct on these. I only have a few and this is my favorite, albeit mislabeled, one.

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E122's are tough.
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Old 11-23-2013, 07:57 PM
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I'd really, really like to add an E122 WaJo to go with this E122 Sam Rice - will purchase or trade in your favor!
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Old 11-24-2013, 12:06 PM
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Default Vote no on E122
The E122 set has always been my least favorite of American Caramel issues, probably because the E122 photo quality always reminded me of a bad photocopy of an E121. I even much prefer the W575-1 issue over E122 as they usually have sharp images compared to the ridiculously grainy E122 set. Having said that, I certainly wouldn't throw them out with the baby's bathwater. And they are tough to come by (E122's, not baby's bathwater).

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The Schupp below is a E122 "anomaly" in that it doesn't have the name the same at bottom, but it is definitely a E122 and not a E121 Series of 80 as the back is that of a E122. Strange card...

Pictured is: E122... E122 anomaly... E121
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That Schupp is kewl.....
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Default 1st E122
I figured I'd give this thread a bump after picking up my first E122 off the board.
E122 Sam Rice.jpg

Mr Rice is on its way courtesy of the BST and Brian Van Horne's always fun/interesting/eclectic assortment of cards for sale (as an aside- I'm getting hooked to his seemingly neverending monthly threads full of cards)
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Let's go with "roadie".. Far more masculine
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Got one of those mis-labeled cards from PSA and couple of others....



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Got one of those mis-labeled cards from PSA and couple of others....
I might need to get me one of those Chester Thomas E122s. What a cool pose that is!!
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Really like the set.
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I might need to get me one of those Chester Thomas E122s. What a cool pose that is!!
I like the pose too Leon. There are many other cards that display it if you're not hung up on E122, including:


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I like the pose too Leon. There are many other cards that display it if you're not hung up on E122, including:
Great looking cards Todd. I will now start referring to you as Mr.Hoarder .
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That's the nicest thing anyone's called me in years.
I know the feeling....

That pose reminds me of the D311 Melchoir. He is quite the happy guy on this card....
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