Tough Zeenuts

[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.

[rhettyeakley]

One of the toughest of the 1911 Zeenuts...


here is one of the tougher "large version" 1911 Zeenuts...


For whatever reason Jimmie Reese's first card from 1925 is especially tough to find...

[Jacklitsch]

Edit: I believe that this is the only name "error" in the 1911 set to be corrected. Discoll corrected to Driscoll.

The Discoll (no R) is also very tough.

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[williamcohon]

Hi, Andrew,

I'm looking for the Ike Danning and Syd Cohen cards. Let me know if you have extras, okay?

[bwbc917]

I'm looking for a 1921 or 1922 Dick Niehaus Zeenut for my Cleveland type collection. Anyone have an extra?? Also looking for Jack Hickey Obak 1909-11