What is your current cardboard crush?

[topcat61]

I've got two -a 1950 Bowman George Sternweiss autograph and a 1933 Goudey Joe Kuhel patent card (this one you can find at Heritage's site).

I'm pining away for a card from F. Scott Fitzgerald's collection but I might see Haley's Comet again before I get my hands on one. In that case, I'll take an autograph of either Lionel Carter, Dr. Lawrence Kurzrock or J. Warren Bowman.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by topcat61

I've got two -a 1950 Bowman George Sternweiss autograph and a 1933 Goudey Joe Kuhel patent card (this one you can find at Heritage's site).

I'm pining away for a card from F. Scott Fitzgerald's collection but I might see Haley's Comet again before I get my hands on one. In that case, I'll take an autograph of either Lionel Carter, Dr. Lawrence Kurzrock or J. Warren Bowman.

I don't have those guys, Ryan, but Jefferson Burdick used to own this:

[irishdenny]

Brilliant Card Adam... Truly!

Mr. Carter was a Cool Cat in Deed

[mouschi]

@Leon, to answer your question, right now, I am crushing on a $10 card - a McGwire All-Etch refractor. It is sitting in a mini snap on my desk and I just love rocking it back and forth in the light! Don't worry though - I'm two-timing it with some older cardboard I'll share soon!

[Leon]

Please do share it.

I wonder if red borders are more difficult to mess with? This is a crush each time I look at it, due to how nice it is relative to almost all others seen.

Originally Posted by mouschi

@Leon, to answer your question, right now, I am crushing on a $10 card - a McGwire All-Etch refractor. It is sitting in a mini snap on my desk and I just love rocking it back and forth in the light! Don't worry though - I'm two-timing it with some older cardboard I'll share soon!

[topcat61]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I don't have those guys, Ryan, but Jefferson Burdick used to own this:

That, sir is fantastic! Thanks for sharing.