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Old 12-07-2013, 08:57 PM
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I have owned a lot of types but never owned a D351 or D355.
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Never had a D304 or E107.
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All I want for Xmas is an E 221...have never seen one available.
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I've wanted a T209 B&W for awhile, but I've never picked one up. Not sure why really
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All I want for Xmas is an E 221...have never seen one available.
I have only seen 3-4 for public sale in my 17 yrs in the hobby. One of them sold 3 times and I am counting it once....
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With your permission, may I slightly change the topic:

In my nearly thirty years in the hobby, I have either owned or had consigned to me a T206 Wagner, a U.S. Caramel Lindstrom, a 1914 Baltimore News Ruth, about four T206 Planks, a couple of Magies, a 1952 Topps Mantle, and countless other rarities....but never once did I own or even handle a 1933 Goudey Lajoie.

That one will be my white whale.
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barry...that's not changing the subject at all!!!! My whole point is that some cards...some tough...some not...for some reason have eluded us/me...for whatever reason. it's funny!
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At this point I'd settle for a damned PC Back Exhibit Todt silhouette version...
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...a card I couldn't sell
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I have only seen 3-4 for public sale in my 17 yrs in the hobby. One of them sold 3 times and I am counting it once....
I think I have lost 3 of them to Leon alone. I can count a few more, but not many. If you find a stash, I will be happy to take your dupes.
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For me the rarest card I'd go after and have never owned would be a Western Playground catcher card such as a Claude Berry Western Playground.


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I think I have lost 3 of them to Leon alone. I can count a few more, but not many. If you find a stash, I will be happy to take your dupes.
E221s are one of my favorite type cards. And if I am not mistaking you know where at least one of mine came from? I can't help myself when I see them. I feel like a kid in a candy store!! I just wish they were like $5 or something....

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For me definitely E221 - Leon, I'd love one of those Los Angeles examples! Also AWH Caramels.

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