Your Toughest Card

[Northviewcats]

I really enjoy looking at all of the great cards on this thread. Makes me want to concentrate more on the rarity of cards instead of the grade. Here is my humble entry.

I have not seen many of these come up for sale in the last three years. I was pleased when I got it, and even more pleased when I got it placed in an SGC holder.

Best regards,

Joe

[biggsdaddycool]

I agree with everyone else...simply awe-inspiring thread!

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Ummm I would have to say these two (guess my Gehrig won't attach), for now...

[packs]

I'm going to post this one just once more. I don't know why it says photograph. It's a 1936 R313 National Chicle.

[Vintagecatcher]

One of my toughest and one of my favorites!

Patrick

[Zach Wheat]

Nice thread. I have to say my toughest card to date would be a reasonable condition T200 Fatima Boston NL. I have seen only a few in total...

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Originally Posted by packs

I'm going to post this one just once more. I don't know why it says photograph. It's a 1936 R313 National Chicle.

Yeah don't submit to PSA/DNA, (if you did), submit to regular PSACard, and check the box for autograph authentication (a ton cheaper), and they'll list the card. Maybe previous owner didn't if you didn't send it in...

[nameless]

Not baseball but;
n175 Gypsy Queen Pete McCoy

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[Matt]

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[MikeGarcia]

Finding the Worch Joe Glenn with the partial background variation , in any condition , took me six years ; naturally it cost 'way more than the regular issue , even as a 1.5 --- I remember a recent thread about the terms '' rare'' versus ''scarce''.... I'd like to add '' Anal-Retentive Obscure'' to our glossary and would like to be the second to sign up ......we all know who's first.....

[tedzan]

TED Z

[Jlighter]

Ted- love the cards, great w600.