T206 fronts/backs Extravaganza......show us what you have ?

[Sean]

By the way Ted, in what year were the Victorys distributed?

[atx840]

Beauty Sean, wish this one was a T215.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by Sean

By the way Ted, in what year were the Victorys distributed?

Some say 1914....other sources say 1915. The year of the T214 cards is not certain.

For example, Hal Chase batted .347 in 75 games for Buffalo (Federal League) in 1914.
In 1915, he batted .291 in 145 games, and led the League with 17 HR's.





TED Z

[Sean]

Thanks Ted.

And Chris, what is that Pirate that you posted?

[tedzan]

Throwing in these 4 rare T206's....just to stir up a little bit of late night controversy.

OK, OK....are the 1910 COUPON cards T206's....or what ?

I certainly think so....how about you ? ?






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And for laughs, I'll throw in a rare 1915 COUPON Silent Screen star card.





TED Z

[ullmandds]

I LIKE T213's!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Throwing in these 4 rare T206's....just to stir up a little bit of late night controversy.

OK, OK....are the 1910 COUPON cards T206's....or what ?

I certainly think so....how about you ? ?





TED Z

I don't think so. Had Burdick wanted them with T206 he would have put them there. Unlike some other mistakes it seems he made, he was intentional in putting Coupons (all of them) as T213. If we want to use the ACC then Coupons are T213, if not, then make them whatever you want them to be. It's not that big of a deal, except they are what they are, T213.

[RCMcKenzie]

To Ted Z's T206 question...Burdick did an amazing job cataloging all the cards. I would group all T206 into subsets by their backs. All Polar Bear cards, all Carolina Brights, all Piedmont fact 42 etc. To me T213-1 is just a sub-category of T206. Even T213-2 and 3 are t206 fronts with very small blue font differences.

[DeanH3]

I'm on the side of the T213-1's being a subset of T206. I know it's a little self serving since I have one, but to me there are more reasons for it being included than not.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

To Ted Z's T206 question...Burdick did an amazing job cataloging all the cards. I would group all T206 into subsets by their backs. All Polar Bear cards, all Carolina Brights, all Piedmont fact 42 etc. To me T213-1 is just a sub-category of T206. Even T213-2 and 3 are t206 fronts with very small blue font differences.

Rob

I like the way you think (regarding the 1910 COUPON cards).

So, what is your thinking regarding the 1910-1912 RED CROSS (T215-1) cards with respect to their T206 "cousins" ?









TED Z