July Pickups

[ZiggerZagger]

Such great stuff in this thread, as always. My pickups over the last several weeks have been part working on long-term projects, part impulse buys -- The way every month should be

Just the T-227 Rube Marquard to go now for the baseball player run. Bring on the National!

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[mybuddyinc]

Row 1 -- Tougher "back up-grades"
Row 2 -- ebay pick ups (Burch has been hounding me for quite some time)
Row 3 -- Just when I think Luke can't help me out any more than he has .... he does

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Fun stuff, Scott

[edjs]

Some nice additions for the month.

[gabrinus]

Nice McLean Ed......Jerry

[edjs]

Originally Posted by gabrinus

Nice McLean Ed......Jerry

Thanks, Jerry.

[Stonepony]

Originally Posted by ZiggerZagger

Such great stuff in this thread, as always. My pickups over the last several weeks have been part working on long-term projects, part impulse buys -- The way every month should be

Just the T-227 Rube Marquard to go now for the baseball player run. Bring on the National!

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Beautiful Joe D.

[Piratedogcardshows]

Great cards so far everyone. Nice T210 Cowan Portrait Patrick. I say go for one from every Series!

Happy to pick up another Revelle, I wanted a PSA example to go with my set and the front is in better shape than my SGC copy.

[Brian Van Horn]

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[Jcfowler6]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

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Love 'em Brian. Especially that Clarke. Congrats.


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[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Jcfowler6

Love 'em Brian. Especially that Clarke. Congrats.


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Thank you, Jon.

[The Nasty Nati]

Originally Posted by wolfdogg

Not greatest condition but for the price I couldn't resist

Jealous. I've been looking for one of those. Great pickup.

[Cooper1927]

Finally picked up the last one for my T206 NY Highlander subset.

[Leon]

The quest continues......love the low grade cards when they look like this...(back is clean except for normal PB staining)

[DeanH3]

Originally Posted by Leon

The quest continues......love the low grade cards when they look like this...(back is clean except for normal PB staining)

Fantastic card Leon. An incredibly tough card to find centered that well.

[GregMitch34]

Helmar cabinet, HOFer Deacon White.
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[Luke]

Got a few fun rare backs and a few mid-tiers including a couple tough Tolstois (thanks Scott!)

[Brian Van Horn]

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[Leon]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

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Barker Bread back, nice....

[sterlingfox]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

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Lucky BIN snag. Beat me to it. Congrats.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Leon

Barker Bread back, nice....

Thank you, Leon. It will go with my Barker Bread Hornsby.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by sterlingfox

Lucky BIN snag. Beat me to it. Congrats.

Thank you, Dmitry.

[slidekellyslide]

Got this nice "companion" piece. It's a printer's proof of an ad for the 1935 Wheaties baseball advertising campaign. The ad was to be placed in a National Grocers magazine. Will look good matted and framed.

[BeanTown]

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[Andrew1975]

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Probably overpaid, but very happy with this July pickup. Had been looking for a T227 Cobb for a while, and I really liked the centering and registration on this one. Might have to go for the Baker, Marquard and Bender now also...


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[irv]

Originally Posted by Andrew1975

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Probably overpaid, but very happy with this July pickup. Had been looking for a T227 Cobb for a while, and I really liked the centering and registration on this one. Might have to go for the Baker, Marquard and Bender now also...


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Nice!

[rugbymarine]

I finally made the pre-war plunge!! Mostly because of all the talk on this board.

By far the oldest card I own. Obviously some paper loss on the back, but I'm happy with the overall eye appeal of the front.

[TUM301]

Originally Posted by rugbymarine

I finally made the pre-war plunge!! Mostly because of all the talk on this board.

By far the oldest card I own. Obviously some paper loss on the back, but I'm happy with the overall eye appeal of the front.

Nice start Rugby, beautiful example enjoy it sir.

[iowadoc77]

Originally Posted by Andrew1975

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Probably overpaid, but very happy with this July pickup. Had been looking for a T227 Cobb for a while, and I really liked the centering and registration on this one. Might have to go for the Baker, Marquard and Bender now also...


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Very nice pick up. One of my favorite cards of all time. You have the heavy lifting done. Might as well complete the set!

[familytoad]

Way to jump in, Rugby!
That paper loss on the back doesn't bother me, it looks as though someone taped (or pasted or something) the card to display it and then it was later removed.
So what...that's what you did with cards as kids!

Too bad that the hobby nails paper loss as bad as it does above most other flaws.
But as a lower grade collector , I don't mind a bit!

[charlietheexterminator]

Picked up Drum #7 and a few black Lenox cards. The Heinie Berger is the 1st confirmed example.

[Brian Van Horn]

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[Bicem]

Nice WaJo!

You're welcome, Brian.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Bicem

Nice WaJo!

You're welcome, Brian.

Jeff,

Wow! A welcome before I said Thank you. Thank you, Jeff. :

[Sean]

Originally Posted by rugbymarine

I finally made the pre-war plunge!! Mostly because of all the talk on this board.

By far the oldest card I own. Obviously some paper loss on the back, but I'm happy with the overall eye appeal of the front.

That's a great start to a pre-war collection. And that paper loss on the back actually helps, because you get a nice looking Mathewson for a much lower price. Nice going.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by charlietheexterminator

Picked up Drum #7 and a few black Lenox cards. The Heinie Berger is the 1st confirmed example.

Amazing Chuck. You should make a grid with all the Drums in a row.

[Andrew1975]

Originally Posted by irv

Nice!

Originally Posted by iowadoc77

Very nice pick up. One of my favorite cards of all time. You have the heavy lifting done. Might as well complete the set!

Thanks Dale and Eric!

[Jcfowler6]

Added some depth to my '09 Pirates collection.


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[cdn_collector]

Wow, Jon, that's quite a haul.

Obviously Gibson is the best card in the bunch, but how can you not appreciate that Paddy O'Connor pose, eh?

Cheers,

Richard.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Sean

That's a great start to a pre-war collection. And that paper loss on the back actually helps, because you get a nice looking Mathewson for a much lower price. Nice going.

some paper loss on back can allow for a beautiful card for a fraction of the price.....great Matty

[Spike]

Huge boost to my efforts at this one. Only a handful to go now!

Now...anyone ever seen one of the accompanying score charts? And have one to sell or trade?

[jason.1969]

Had been looking for a decent one of these for a while. Didn't expect to get one THIS nice. (If you saw what the rest of my collection looked like, you'd understand!)

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[wolfdogg]

Picked up over past weekend
Pretty cool piece
Unopened and sealed with original cellophane

[DeanH3]

Big thanks to Brian Van Horn for this beauty!

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by DeanH3

Big thanks to Brian Van Horn for this beauty!

Thank you, Dean.

[Topnotchsy]

Originally Posted by DeanH3

Big thanks to Brian Van Horn for this beauty!

The eye appeal on that is huge!

[packs]

Moved to the August pick up thread.