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Old 08-23-2014, 12:55 PM
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Default What's Your Favorite 19th Century Card?
I happen to own my 2 favorites, but this can also be cards you would like to have.

1887 J WARD.jpg 1888 K KELLY.jpg
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Old 08-23-2014, 03:36 PM
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My favorite would have to be the Just So Cy Young. I don't own it.
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My favorite would have to be the Just So Cy Young. I don't own it.
mine too.
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Old 08-23-2014, 10:54 PM
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I'm not sure I've ever seen it.
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It's really cool, but I still prefer my two

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While I've warmed up a lot to the great B&W cards of the 19th century, I'm still partial to examples with some color lithography.

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My favorite 19th Century card is the Four Base Hits Kelly.

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Any Warren cdv or cabinet.
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Well, I bought my first one, so I guess it's this:
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The one with the bottom torn off is Hardie Henderson - Base Ball Pitcher.


Sure shows as a beater. I like some of the others, like Juvenile Roller Skating Champion! Saw the 1887 Allen and Ginter Cap Anson PSA 3 last week on eBay and almost clicked Buy-It-Now at $1200. That seller seemed to way underprice the item, and it was gone within three hours after being listed. That would have definitely been a splash into the pre-1900 market.
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I cannot decide which of these cards I favor. This entire set of 50 cards are my favorites.....so, here are both.






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I don't have the good fortune to own one, but one of my all-time favorite cards has always been the N28 Kelly.
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Although I don't own one, my favorite is the Mayo Duffy.
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Any Warren cdv or cabinet.
Bruce - you REALLY need a scanner! I can't wait to respond to this thread in a month (or less)!!
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Of the cards that I have never owned, I also would have to pick the Just So Tobacco Cy Young, as well as the Peck & Snyder James Creighton and the Henry Reccius Honus Wagner.

Of the cards that were at one time part of my collection (all long gone), these are my favorites:
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Well, I bought my first one, so I guess it's this:
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