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Great first T206. Not many nicer than the Matty. Good luck on your journey. If you really want to learn a lot about this set, read Scot Reader's Inside T206 which is available for free online. A great reference for this set.
http://www.oldcardboard.com/t/t206/i...al-edition.pdf
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Thanks guys feels good to feel at all the love here!!! It is great to be part of something bigger than I.
Sean's: I appreciate the offer but have already purchased that specific book as well. Thanks!!! |
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My goal is to put as many different backs together of certain star players (15 to 20 different players like Cobb, Mathewson, Cy Young and so on and so on. A few cards each year)...I can't afford to put the whole set together I guess like 99% of the people collecting this set.
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Zone91: you are talking about what we call a "back run". This can be more expensive than collecting the whole set. Some backs are quite rare (read: expensive) and to find a rare back on a star player will be very expensive. There is a Cobb with a one-of-a-kind Brown Lenox back in a Goodwinandco.com auction right now. The last I checked the bidding was over $22,000.
![]() I'm not trying to discourage you. I just want you to know how expensive your goal can be. |
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Sean's:
I realize the price but I am only 32 years old and have started my career in 2007 (finished university in 2006) so my thinking is I have a lot of time to save up and try my best with what I have to collect what I can...I will never be able to put the whole thing together...simply add a few cards a year at a time and grow from there. My annual budget would be around 4k to 5k for my T-206 hobby. I am by no means a millionaire but I think I can add some nice cards with that amount of money (1 to 3 cards a year). Last edited by Zone91; 03-21-2013 at 10:26 AM. |
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I have a feeling adding only 1 to 3 cards a year will cause you to lose interest real fast. I would go for the set in low grade as you go and pick up some bigger profile cards as you go. I just don't think it will be as fulfilling to only obtain a couple cards a year. Plus if you pick up raw commons along the way you will get to learn more about the set in the process. And you'll be able to appreciate the cards a lot more.
Just my thoughts. AndyH
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That is probably true I will see what I will do. Thanks. |
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