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#13
10-24-2016, 10:40 AM
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Yoda,
Many collectors DO consider that a true variation. For my T205 HoF collection, I am now missing only the tougher variations including: Collins Closed-Mouth Yellow Elephant Mathewson 37-1 Wallace, no cap-1 line stats Walsh-Pink background lines I have also been collecting "back runs" of Brown (missing Leons Drum), Chance (complete) and Mathewson (missing the Cycle 37-1) In my opinion, the T205 set has incredible character and is tremendous fun to put together. Dave 
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