Easiest and hardest backruns?

[x2drich2000]

A lot of collectors seem to be going toward collecting back/color runs of certain poses, So what back/color runs do you think would be the easiest and which do you think would be the hardest to complete? Just to keep things interesting, lets say there has to be a minimum of 9 cards for the run and all cards must be known to exist (not just in theory)?

[Orioles1954]

I like the 1933 Goudey backs.,.they all look the same!

[JohnP0621]

I think that the easiest back run to complete would be a common player that does not have a Drum or Uzit back.
The Red Cobb would be the toughest to complete as it includes so many tough backs including the Cobb back and it would be the most costly to camplete.

[JohnP0621]

Here is my Hooks Wiltse back run. I have recently added an American Beauty 350 and a Tolstoi back that are not pictured. Still looking for a Cycle 350 and AB 460.
Also want to add a Coupon back

[x2drich2000]

Originally Posted by JohnP0621

I think that the easiest back run to complete would be a common player that does not have a Drum or Uzit back.
The Red Cobb would be the toughest to complete as it includes so many tough backs including the Cobb back and it would be the most costly to camplete.

John, I think you are right that the red Cobb would likely be the most expensive due to the Cobb/Cobb, but I think the E Cobb bat leaning would give it a run for being tougher overall when you consider the Tango Eggs, Nadja, VE, Mino, General Baking, Mothers Bread (does this exist?), etc.

DJ

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Cobb the most expensive? If you count factory variations there are 3 Wagners.

[JohnP0621]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

Cobb the most expensive? If you count factory variations there are 3 Wagners.

His post said that the card must have a minimum of 9 backs .

JP