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Old 06-25-2012, 08:29 PM
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I am partial to the colors of the 1933 Goudey Chuck Klein. I don't own one yet but hope to add it to my collection soon. The scan is from one that Probstien has that has already passed my budget.
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Old 06-26-2012, 01:10 AM
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I am partial to the colors of the 1933 Goudey Chuck Klein. I don't own one yet but hope to add it to my collection soon. The scan is from one that Probstien has that has already passed my budget.
Agreed.. the Klein and the Gehringer (not my card) in that set are awesome.. the purple really stands out. I also always really liked the Dean.
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For T206, agree with the previsously mentioned Cobb bat off, as well as Mathewson dark cap.

Also love T202 Ty Cobb Steals Third for it's colors, portraits and that iconic shot.
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Both these T206's great images:
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Would be huge to find the original photo of the yellow Lou is terrific.


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Cracker Jack Walter Johnson.

Best card created in the history of card creation.
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I have always thought that the T3's of Brooklyn players looked awesome with the light blue uniforms and the orange horizon in the background. However I am a sucker for cards with a horizon in the background.
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