Your ultimate "find"

[bh3443]

In 1979 I picked up 2 scrap books full of N 172 and N 173 cards plus a 3rd bound scrap book full of non sport N cards. My favorite piece was a schedule from the 1888 Boston Nationals, although it's value is/was a fraction of the value of the cards!
In the mid 1980's through a relative I was introduced to a couple that sold me a large holding of 1952 Topps loaded with mint high numbers. Also in the group were a hundred or so crisp mint 1953 Bowman Color cards.
Recently, my Aunt sold me a bunch of 1980's factory sets! I felt obligated to buy them considering she led me to the above 50's find!
I wish I had a video of the 1880's scrap books!
Happy Holidays,
Bill Hedin

[sreader3]

Just trying to find out what everyone's Mona Lisa is . . .

[atx840]

Wagner with missing colour scrap
Plank ghost back.
Blank back Doyle error

[terjung]

a few scarce E107 HOFers

[BleedinBlue]

A collection of Baltimore Sun cards which includes a Babe Ruth

[Leon]

If the question is "what is your top card on your wish list" then I guess mine would be a Baltimore News Ruth (both colors while we are at it). If the question is "what was your best find" then I guess it would be an E90-2 Wagner, on ebay, that led to a collection of over 730 outside-of-the-hobby vintage baseball cards. Here are 2 from that find which I still own.

[Exhibitman]

T206 Wagner. Ho hum. Though I'd settle for a Baltimore News Ruth.

I also hope to find an out of the hobby 1948 Leaf Rocky Graziano.