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#1
10-13-2009, 11:56 AM
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Why is the T200 New York AL so tough
compared to other T200's? And is this the only card depicting pitcher George McConnell? These are but a few questions rambling in my mind, can anyone help me please.
ps looking for an E107 and or M101-1 of Frank Noodles Hahn 
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#3
10-13-2009, 12:22 PM
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Trashing might
make the most sense because production numbers were probably the same but you can just see someone back then lighting their cigarette and torching the card saying these guys "suck"
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#4
10-13-2009, 12:59 PM
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I think it is no tougher than the other cards like Boston NL, St Louis AL, St Louis NL but the popularity of the Yankees makes it a very tough card.
Phil AL, Pitt, Cleve, Detroit, Cinn, Phil NL, Brooklyn, Bos AL, New York NL, Chi NL and Chi AL all appear much easier than the other 4 so I guess distribution or short printing might have played some part. Last edited by tbob; 10-13-2009 at 01:00 PM.
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#5
10-13-2009, 02:39 PM
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I always felt that it was related to the teams popularity. The scarcity of the cards is pretty closely inversely related to how the teams finished the previous year.
Rob M. American League final standings Boston Red Sox 105 47 .691 -- Washington Senators 91 61 .599 14 Philadelphia Athletics 90 62 .592 15 Chicago White Sox 78 76 .506 28 Cleveland Naps 75 78 .490 30.5 Detroit Tigers 69 84 .451 36.5 St. Louis Browns 53 101 .344 53 New York Highlanders 50 102 .329 55 National League final standings New York Giants 103 48 .682 -- Pittsburgh Pirates 93 58 .616 10 Chicago Cubs 91 59 .607 11.5 Cincinnati Reds 75 78 .490 29 Philadelphia Phillies 73 79 .480 30.5 St. Louis Cardinals 63 90 .412 41 Brooklyn Dodgers 58 95 .379 46 Boston Braves 52 101 .340 52 Last edited by ramram; 10-13-2009 at 02:41 PM.
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10-13-2009, 03:24 PM
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Jim, George is featured on several cards other than the T200--none of which are all that easy to come by though, so it might take you a while to find one. Here is the list I have...
McConnell, George N. (Slats) • 1909/11 Colgans (E254) • 1912 Colgans Red • 1913 Colgans Tin Tops • 1909 D380-1 Round Frame • 1910 D380 Square Frame • 1910 Mascot Gum Pins • 1908 Offerman Buffalo PC Here is what the E254 looks like (I wish I had a duplicate for ya!)  Hope this helps -Rhett
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