Tough Zeenuts

[Matthew H]

Andrew, you know your killing me with that '21 Statz, right?

[packs]

My only Zeenut. The greatest minor league player of all time:

[paul]

Arbuckle, Covaleski, and Crawford. Wanna sell your Crawford?

[AndrewJerome]

Leon: In your Z w/coupon thread there were seven 1918s w/coupon. 1915s w/coupon are out there. 1920s w/coupon sure appear to be tougher to locate than 1918s and 1915s, which is interesting given that 1918s and 1915s w/out coupon generally are quite a bit more difficult to locate than 1920s.

Wonka: Awesome Thorpe. I am assuming there is loss/writing on the reverse? Great card.

Andrew

[camlov2]

Originally Posted by AndrewJerome

Leon: In your Z w/coupon thread there were seven 1918s w/coupon. 1915s w/coupon are out there. 1920s w/coupon sure appear to be tougher to locate than 1918s and 1915s, which is interesting given that 1918s and 1915s w/out coupon generally are quite a bit more difficult to locate than 1920s.

Andrew

I posted the three 1918 w/ coupons because everyone seems to like those the most. I could have posted more from other years but figured they would add more to the thread. With all the black/white or brown/white years the red has an added desirability that the others don't. Except maybe the HRK.

[RCMcKenzie]

I try to pick up Zeenut players that appear in other series. Here's a Bill Bernhard and a t213-1. He's also in e107, but I don't have that one.

[RCMcKenzie]

Not sure if this one is hard to find with regard to scarcity for Zeenuts, but it is difficult to find almost any Zeenut if you are looking for a specific player..

Here is Rube Geyer on his 1914 Zeenut card. He played for Oakland in 1914. Next to it is Geyer's T213-2 Coupon card pictured with St. Louis, whom he played for 1913. This leads me to believe that T213-2 Coupons were issued between 1913-1916. Most checklists that I have seen state 1914-1916.

[wonkaticket]

Originally Posted by AndrewJerome

Wonka: Awesome Thorpe. I am assuming there is loss/writing on the reverse? Great card.Andrew

Andrew sorry missed the question, yes somebody wrote "dont play" on the back...

[RCMcKenzie]

Found another Zeenut MLBer. Also shown his e90-1 with a wavy left border.

[tbob]

The only 1911 Zeenut Bohen I have ever seen (in person or in a picture) is the "marionette" Bohen which was created when someone cut the figure from a card, trimming it along the player's picture, and slapped it on a piece of cardboard.