Truly Rare Pre-War Cards

[ephus]

I would think any card in the E300 Plow's Candy set would count. Only a couple of each card in the set known to exist. As a side note it is a beautiful set.

[sreader3]

Ted,

It's funny that the Doyle error you posted is the phony (or more accurately, altered) Polar Bear example.

You can spot it a mile away since the caption is, shall we say, "off."

For true rarity, how about the Schulte (Front View) Piedmont 350 (1 of 1)?

Scot

[milkit1]

this might be a 1 of 1


m116 brown front.jpg

m116 brown back.jpg

[milkit1]

another possible 1 of 1

e120 hoyt signed.jpg

[jimivintage]

Definitely of this one, and all Lections. Perhaps less than six of each that do not have holes in them?

[kcohen]

In the T222 thread it was noted that the John Henry is quite rare. Apparently this 1921 Holsum Bread issue of the same player has recently surfaced and is I suppose the only one known. It's not listed in the 2010 SCD catalog.

This guy got no love.

[Leon]

AS previously stated I think I have an unfair advantage. Kind of like Jeff L's advantage in arguing. When you do something all of the time it's not that difficult. Still don't know what this one is? (not the quarter, smart guy, the card)