Your ultimate "find"

[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.

[brett 75]

When I pick myself off the floor after seeing the beautiful Ramly T204s in mint condition that my aunts friend has kept since she got them back in 1909 .I search through the pile to find some of my favorites Cheif Bender, Ed Cicotte, Three Finger Brown, and of course the last cards in the stack not one but TWO Walter Johnsons!!! If yor going to dream ,dream big! Brett

[bbcard1]

I would probably be most pleased to find a low grade T206 Plank. Anything nicer and I would feel obligated to sell it...and I have a "filler" (net a genuine one) for the Wagner, I"m pretty happy with intellectually.

A roll of Marshall Big Green Ashland Oil cards would also be nice.

From a fantasy, nobody but me would care but me standpoint, a couple of unreleased national chichle cards of Jackie Hunt and John "The Sheik of Seth" Zantoni, Marshall All Americans.

I would probably end up with 800 1988 Donruss Tommy Gregg rookies (they would go perfectly with the 800 I already have).

[asoriano]

I'd be ecstatic with a group of D380's in superb condition.

My second choice would be a clean group of Kalamazoo Bats.

[kmac32]

The old lady would be Elmer Millers granddaughter and she had every variety of Elmer Miller card ever made in mint condition and she wanted to keep the collection in the family with someone that knew the emotional value of the cards. Along with the elusive t206 Honus Wagner.