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Old 12-13-2022, 05:09 PM
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Sorry thought I upload the photo

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I have no doubt 19th Century Scrappy Carroll Cabinets is the ONLY answer here.
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Old 12-13-2022, 07:11 PM
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I have no doubt 19th Century Scrappy Carroll Cabinets is the ONLY answer here.
That is a gorgeous card.
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National Copper Plates/M101-1’s in general and this National Copper Plate Wagner in particular. As REA likes to say, “for those who recognize these premiums as cards, it’s his rookie card”, and it’s really beautiful when seen in person and has the bio on the back. In particular, quite rare and the catalyst would simply be grading, which has held back this set. In fact, a Young from the Sporting News M101-1 set with a corner torn off went for over $5000 recently as it was graded 1-PR by Beckett. I am holding out for PSA or SGC. Adding a Delehanty for show as well.
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Darby choclate ty cobb good luck finding one
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Everyone always seems to overlook the greatest pure hitter of all time, Ted Williams. Now obviously if he continues to be ignored I'll be wrong. But I have seen his cards nudge up over the past few years. So I'm going with the 1939 Goudey Ted Williams rookie...and the even rarer 1939 Goudey Premiums Ted.
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1952 Topps Jackie Robinson gets my vote for sure. Here's one of mine.
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