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#17
02-28-2022, 07:02 PM
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Tell us of your challenging experience(s) working on T206 runs
Regarding my T205 Harry Wolter run started in this thread (Post #70), here are the three remaining cards which complete this 11-card run.
There are times when the numerous Sports related stuff in my office have reached "a point of no return"  At least my uncut sheets of Sportscards are framed and are on display. These tiny pieces of cardboard (T's) are stacked in various locations. Such as desk draws, plastic boxes, binders, etc., which I occasionally fail to remember.     Factory #649 -------------------------------------------------- Factory #30 TED Z T206 Reference . 
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