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Posted By: Jon Canfield
In keeping with the great new poll we have, I thought it may be a nice addition to the "show and tell" threads to start one that depicts cards from the above mentioned notoriously low-condition sets that have met a minimum grade of SGC 30. Below is my contribution - the nicest Lections there are. |
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Posted By: JK
Sorry, I cant satisfy the minimum grade requirement, but thought I'd post it anyway: |
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Posted By: Steve M.
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Posted By: Bruce
My contribution: |
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Posted By: Zach Rice
Raw, but would but a nice example from the set. |
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Posted By: Joe Jones
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Posted By: Mark Tylicki
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Posted By: Andrew
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Posted By: jay behrens
They aren't on the list, but they should have been. All pulled a 30 except Magee. He got a 20. |
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Posted By: Tony Andrea
Here's mine. |
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Posted By: Dylan
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Posted By: Lyle
Those are phenomenal cards...Congrats! |
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Posted By: Marc S.
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Posted By: Wesley
Those are three fantastic cards you have there. Congratulations! |
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Posted By: JimB
Wow Dylan. Amazing cards. |
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Posted By: Sean
The Lections cards are interesting, what are the prices for these cards in fair/poor condition? |
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Posted By: peter ullman
from the responses...i'd say point proven! |
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Posted By: bill
i got this one don't know how rare it is but don't see many |
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Posted By: Bruce Babcock
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Posted By: Bruce Babcock
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Posted By: Jason L
compared to the others I have seen, those Lections look to be in PSA 9 Mint condition!!! gorgeous stuff... |
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Posted By: Mike
Lock this thread, it's making me sick to my stomach!! |
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Posted By: Bruce Babcock
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Posted By: Richard
Dylan - Congrats on 3 beauties! |
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Posted By: Bruce Babcock
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Posted By: Joe D.
Here are the two that I have that make the grade from the 'rare type cards' poll... |
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Posted By: DJ
Wow, I really love this thread and those Lections are incredible. |
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Posted By: Dylan
No I dont own the cards I scanned, i just thought id share them with everyone as its very difficult to find examples like these. I wouldve posted that, but i didnt realize people were posting only cards that they themselves owned. To respond to my previous statement, I do actually own some pretty expensive vintage cards. I was speaking relative to some of the board members here, as ive seen and heard of some incredible collections. Ive have been several hundred dollars a month on vintage so my collection while not grandious is taking form. Not any particular set, id like to have an example of every set possible. |
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Posted By: Richard Lloyd
These are 1940's PCL SIGNAL OIL VIS-ED cards similiar to the 1949 cleveland Vis-ed cards. They are very unique an the first discovered I believe of its kind. |
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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Dylan, do you own the Cobb E102 that you posted as yours? |
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Posted By: Jon Canfield
Bruce - that Weaver is incredible! |
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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Oh Dylan - now I know why you ignored my offer for the Cobb rookie -- you don't own it! Perhaps you dressed for Halloween as Cobb in the E102. |
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Posted By: Sean
Jeff, |
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Posted By: Jon Canfield
I think my title may have been misleading. I don't personally think there was any problems with Dylan posting the scans of the cards. I've certainly posted items on the board before that I didn't own, but usually try to put a disclaimer in (if I remember to). I can see how someone would overlook the disclaimer or just not even think about putting the disclaimer in. In fact, I've noticed above that Dylan's original post has not been edited, and it simply states "Three beautiful examples", not something like "Three of MY beautiful examples". I don't think he was trying to deceive anyone. On the same token, i'm not trying to take sides here - just giving my thoughts. Regardless, I'm glad the 3 scans above were posted. My intentions in starting the thread were to see some nice type cards in "uncommon" condition - most of which I'll never have the opportunity to own. I'm happy I got to see the 2 E107's especially, regardless of who they belong to. |
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Posted By: Brian Weisner
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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Sean, Dylan posted that the cards in this thread were not his. However, in the thread entitled "favorite cards in your collection" - which he started - he posted the Cobb rookie card. I then emailed him an offer for the card, foolishly thinking he meant what he said. Of course he ignored my email. I then found the original ebay auction for the card and then sent and received an email back from the true owner of the card. |
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Posted By: Bruce Babcock
Some very nice T209s, Brian. |
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