How Many Signed T206 Cards Exist?

T206Collector · #1 08-14-2013, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Bpm0014

Jerry, I beleive (someone correct me if I'm wrong) that Larry Doyle and Rube Marquard were the 2 most prolific signers of T206 cards....

I think that's right. Second easiest tier would probably be Snodgrass, Livingston, McBride, and Leifield.

obcbeatle · #2 08-14-2013, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by T206Collector

I think that's right. Second easiest tier would probably be Snodgrass, Livingston, McBride, and Leifield.

That's very cool. Larry Doyle was my great-great Uncle. So a very distant relative :-) My Mom and Dad went to Cooperstown in 1999 to research Doyle. They were in the midst of doing other family genealogy and they sent me a packet of Doyle's info and photo's from the HOF Museum. That is when I became interested in Larry. But I just never seem to have the time to research his career and memorabilia further. I do have a few of his T cards. Anyway ... now I know that he and some of his teammates were signers of their T-206 cards!

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