Deadball player most featured on cards during career...

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Deadball player most featured on cards during career...

Posted By: Shawn Chambers

Hey guys,

At the risk of sounding like a certain infamous poster (Would you still collect baseball cards if baseball had never been invented? What if it were called ball base?)

My actual question is -- what deadball era player was featured on the most cards issued DURING his playing career. Cobb springs to mind just because of his lengthy career and popularity. Chase springs to mind as he pops up on tons of smaller issues. Primarily wondering about FRONTS...and not a myriad front back combinations. For example: Chase's T206s count as only 5 cards regardless of backs.

Has anyone researched this or is there a thread in the archives?

Thanks!

Shawn

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