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05-29-2013, 06:13 PM
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Hey Tony! Hope you are well....
I had 6 of the 8 cards, although I was able to acquire a 7th, Tenney, at a later date. Still have that one actually. I'd say the toughest would be Seybold. I've never been able to confirm that a Type 2 Seybold even exists. All the others I've seen anywhere from 2 to 5 examples of including Tenney and Waddell, which was the most recent addition to the Type 2 checklist a few years ago. The Delehanty was far and away the most expensive but not the toughest. Each time I've seen a Type 2 Delehanty up for auction it goes between 12-15k. Lajoie is the Type 2 I've seen the most of to date. I won Chris Sullivan's Type 2 Keeler a few weeks back from Legendary. First time in years that I think I've owned an e107 HOFer... Last edited by shammus; 05-29-2013 at 06:15 PM. 
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