Let's see some cards from the lesser-publicized sets

[Pat R]

Leon, It was me thanks for posting yours. I know they come in different
colors but most of the ones I have seen have been blue.
Have you seen any of these for sale recently?

Patrick

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Pat R

Leon, It was me thanks for posting yours. I know they come in different
colors but most of the ones I have seen have been blue.
Have you seen any of these for sale recently?

Patrick

No, I haven't seen one for sale in at least a few years, from what I can remember. They do come up and aren't too terribly expensive when they do.....A common might be $150-$250 and a HOF'er might double that, depending on grade etc....They are neat though...and I especially like them when they have specific company ink stamps on them, as the top one does.

[dstudeba]

Here is a discussion on them a from few years ago.

Below is the only known copy of the last discovered one.

[smtjoy]

A couple more-

[tedzan]

TED Z
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LOOKING for these 6 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

DEVORE....FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)

[Exhibitman]

Not much chatter about Wheaties cards but I think they're not only some of the better looking cards of the 1930s, they are some of the best values for 'budget-conscious' HOF collectors:

[ValKehl]

Being a native and life-long Virginian, one of my next-to-impossible collecting goals is all of the cards with Virginia State League players. T206 and T210-2 cards are relatively easy to obtain, but T209-2 and E222 cards are really tough. If anyone is willing to part with an E222, I have good stuff to trade, including a N403 Yum Yum and a N172 Hank O'Day.
Val