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Old 08-29-2014, 02:24 PM
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I was looking through old images and thought this could become an exciting show and tell thread. Here are four cards/variations that are not easy to find and I've had two examples of each. I know there are much tougher ones out there so please show yours.

Mine: T209 Presley/Pritchard Combo, T206 Lundgren PD350 back, E107 Seybold, T206 Double Name Ganley
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I might have a winner
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I think the Planks are the winner, but here are a few that I own multiple copies due to color tinting.
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A pair of Jimmy Manning Tomlinson cabinets. I thought my first copy was unique until a second surfaced years later and now I have both.
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Well that was a fun thread.


Beauties Scott, love the crispness on the 150!
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Thanks Chris, the 150's are so far ahead of the 350's in terms of color and sharpness. By the time they printed the 350's the stones were very worn AND they did not ink the presses nearly as often as production runs were quite a bit higher. This difference is very obvious on all of the 150 vs 350 runs. I once won a bet that i could pick out the 150 vs 350 out of a dealers binder by the fronts only

Here is the 150 Plank by itself. The 150 hardly ever makes an auction appearance as everyone saves them and peddles the washed out 350s
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Old 08-29-2014, 05:17 PM
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Don't let the Plank's kill the thread, they are tough cards, but pricey. We all know there are a myriad of cards that are less
popular/expensive that are multiple times rarer than Plank or Wagner, etc.

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Not scarce in anyway shape or form but I definetly have the run on signed Willis Hudlin 33 goudeys
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Not a card but I have owned 2 out of the 3 known Cameo Pepsin Cy Young pinbacks.
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I was going to show my run of 1987 Topps Jose Canseco's but since I don't like to show off, I will hold off on posting them.
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Posting these for member Larry Moe. Nice collection of Ruth's with multiple examples.
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I have two of the same Player's League cards, 1890 Old Judges. The PL is in the picture, to the right of his foot. There are PL poses with just one example known, including one I have(not shown)
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I have two of the same Player's League cards, 1890 Old Judges. The PL is in the picture, to the right of his foot. There are PL poses with just one example known, including one I have(not shown)
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Beautiful Cobbs Jim. Great cards everyone.

Somewhat scarceish sheet mates.

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