Tough Zeenuts

[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

[rhettyeakley]

Bill, unfortunately I don't have dupes, but back in the day somebody took a "bite" out of my Sid Cohen...

[dlfallen]

Here are two of my favorites:


Eric Erickson: The only Swedish-born major league baseball player to have a baseball card.

Smead Jolley (Quote from BaseballReference.com): Smead Jolley was one of the greatest hitters ever to play baseball and was one of the worst outfielders ever to put on a glove.

[Ben Yourg]

I need these 1911 Zeenuts:
Agnew,Arlett,B'ohen,Brown,Carson,Delmas,McKune,Ral eigh,Smith(LA).
If you have any of these,please send scan to me at:beesweb2006@yahoo.com
Ben

[Exhibitman]

The 1918s are pretty much the toughest on average to find. I saw a few at the National but far and away the lowest #s as compared to others I spotted. A 1918 O'Doul is definitely high on my want list. All of the HOFers and popular MLBers are desirable and pricey, but not necessarily rare. There are some players popular with ethnic collectors who will be expensive. I was sitting in on a discussion at dinner one evening with TBob and some other Zeenut gurus; they'd have the real insights into the rarities in the sets. I just like the pre-rookies...

[AndrewJerome]

Thanks to everyone for sharing. A couple more: a tough Seattle player, and one of the tougher Jigger Statz cards to locate.