T-206 CIGARETTE BASEBALL CARDS Booklet By Richard S. Egan Jan '66

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01-06-2012, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by bh3443

Many decades ago, I heard rumors that a Collins batting pose existed. If I recall the story, it was some type of proof card from this set.

Has anyone ever heard about this? I'm wondering if it actually exists or was a rumor or what!

Hi Bill,

Yes, the Collins proof exists. We have an image of it on the site that was shared by the current owner as well as the back story behind the card.

The Olbermann Proofs

Tim

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