I'm sick of all this damn money talk; let's have a virtual card show

[Exhibitman]

i traded for this at the 1991 Anaheim National. Had it slabbed years later. "Buck" certainly took his cuts, didn't he?

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

i traded for this at the 1991 Anaheim National. Had it slabbed years later. "Buck" certainly took his cuts, didn't he?

If that's the ball down by his right foot, he missed it by a mile.

[SD]

All about that launch angle.

[nat]

They put the wrong brother in the hall of fame. So, for the Rick Ferrell card in my hall of fame collection, I decided to give Wes his due.

[Casey2296]

Molenick- that's a type 2, 15 card set and very rare.
DJ- great backstamp
Richard, that's one of the nicest Sport Kings I've ever seen, usually they're pretty beat up.
Great cards guys, thanks for posting.

[Jobu]

A Kawika sighting!!!!!

GREAT card.

Originally Posted by Kawika

[molenick]

Casey2296, the odd thing about Type 2 is that there is no Texas Tommy indication anywhere on the card of (the back is blank). But the lettering used for the player name and team designation is the same as Type 1, so I guess someone made the connection. I also think the poses may be the same, but I have not seen enough cards to verify that this is always the case. Based on your posting and Old Cardboard https://oldcardboard.com/e/e2/e224/e...?cardsetID=768 the Gregg pose is the same.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by molenick

Casey2296, the odd thing about Type 2 is that there is no Texas Tommy indication anywhere on the card of (the back is blank). But the lettering used for the player name and team designation is the same as Type 1, so I guess someone made the connection. I also think the poses may be the same, but I have not seen enough cards to verify that this is always the case. Based on your posting and Old Cardboard https://oldcardboard.com/e/e2/e224/e...?cardsetID=768 the Gregg pose is the same.

I have a pet theory Ive been knocking around about that, I may put my thoughts together and make a post.

[whaler]

[Jobu]

Tinker ad

E102 Cobb

[TheBig6]

[CobbSpikedMe]

Originally Posted by Gobucsmagic74

E102 Cobb

That's a beautiful card Dan. Great image and color. It's my favorite Cobb pose so I really like seeing them and the e102 is my favorite one of all the different e sets that use this pose. Thanks for posting it man.

[Bill77]

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[Tom S.]

Here's another 1933 WWG card, sans français:

[bxb]

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1614732739

[GasHouseGang]

Here's today's card.

[Tim Kindler]

From Hall of Famers, to Super Rarities, to just good Old Cardboard, there sure are alot of beauties in this thread! Here's mine for the day. Tim Kindler

[Casey2296]

Magee
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[DeanH3]

Ol' Denton

[edjs]

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[tlhss]

1909 “The Fairfax Baseball Nine” Baseball Club – Fairfax Virginia

[brianp-beme]

This E92 Nadja failed to leave no Stone unturned in the quality control department.

Brian

[itjclarke]

Before Bo Knows, Jim Knew.

[edjs]

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[molenick]

Originally Posted by whaler

That is a nice image. I probably should be posting auction images instead of ones from my crappy scanner...but I'd rather have the card than the image. (I assume it is the same card, it's hard to read the serial number, but SGC pop says there is only one T4 Miller graded 60/5.)

Added: My daughter says I was being "sassy". That was not my intention. I just thought it was interesting that someone posted a card that I have in my collection. But the thread says "let's have a virtual card show", it doesn't say you have to post a card you own.

[Exhibitman]

His candy helped him hit home runs? PEDS!

[whaler]

Originally Posted by molenick

That is a nice image. I probably should be posting auction images instead of ones from my crappy scanner...but I'd rather have the card than the image. (I assume it is the same card, it's hard to read the serial number, but SGC pop says there is only one T4 Miller graded 60/5.)

Added: My daughter says I was being "sassy". That was not my intention. I just thought it was interesting that someone posted a card that I have in my collection. But the thread says "let's have a virtual card show", it doesn't say you have to post a card you own.

You are correct, and I apologize for posting your card. I quickly grabbed an image from a folder on my computer and did not realize I grabbed the wrong one. Here is the card I meant to show from my collection (and my trimmed one as a bonus). That said, you have a great card and I would love to discuss purchasing it if you ever decide to part with it.
Take Care

[hammertime]

Just in from REA. Some have argued Marsans and Almeida were early color barrier breakers.

[molenick]

Originally Posted by whaler

You are correct, and I apologize for posting your card. I quickly grabbed an image from a folder on my computer and did not realize I grabbed the wrong one. Here is the card I meant to show from my collection (and my trimmed one as a bonus). That said, you have a great card and I would love to discuss purchasing it if you ever decide to part with it.
Take Care

No problem. That being said, your card looks as good as mine, and I imagine the downgrade was because of pencil writing of a number on the back, which pretty much all T4s have.

[todeen]

Originally Posted by itjclarke

Before Bo Knows, Jim Knew.

Originally Posted by hammertime

Just in from REA. Some have argued Marsans and Almeida were early color barrier breakers.

The Thorpe and Reds Fatima are both awesome!

[WA_HOF_rookie]

I'm very happy with the color on this.

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[SD]

My favorite Hornsby.

[x2drich2000]

[tlhss]

1909 Baseball Team – The Hub Clothiers – Bloomington Indiana

[Bill77]

R315 Paul Waner

[TheBig6]

[GasHouseGang]

I feel Dizzy!

[Tom S.]

I'm drawing a blank on which card I should post next...

[nat]

This is kind of a niche thing, but so be it.

Pre-1900 Japanese baseball stuff is very rare. This postcard is dated 1891. It's the earliest baseball-themed postcard I've ever heard of, and it pre-dates the earliest known menko card (the most common type of Japanese baseball card) by six years.

[Casey2296]

Love Japanese cards. These are three uncatalogued examples from the 1920's if my memory serves.
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[Kenny Cole]

Since I missed day 1, I'll post two:

[realbigfatdog]

Goudey Gehrig on a budget

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[DeanH3]

Last .400 hitter in the NL.

[brianp-beme]

Not breaking the 'one card/one post per day' guidelines...this is the front and back of one W517 card.

Brian (ignore size difference...my scanning is uncannily non-uniform)

[edjs]

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[bxb]

Love this card, not really sure why.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1614864993

[fkm_bky]

Great stuff everyone! This is one of my favorite cards in my collection. Love the colors and design.

Bill

[molenick]

Since there were some Japanese cards posted, here is my only Japanese baseball item. I think it is a high school team from the 1930s but I can't find the original documentation at the moment. It is 7" X 9" (and the back is, of course, the same size as the front but for some reason the scans came out as different sizes).

[tjenkins]

I have for some reason become particularly fond on this card in my collection. The scratch is on the case, so I am thinking I should get it reholdered?

[IMG]vWdSXvI by Todd Jenkins, on Flickr[/IMG]