T206 triple strike/quadruple srtrike?

[thehoodedcoder]

then where is the D in old?

its missing which suggests that they are not the same strike.

notice in leon's card, the part of piedmont to the right of the card and the piedmont on the left of the card, together make a full image of the piedmont logo.

you don't have that on the old mill card.

kevin

[Sean]

I only see three strikes as well. It appears that there is a large border between the OL and MILL, which keeps the D from fully printing.
Not that it matters. Three strikes is enough to make this a great anamoly.

And for the record: let me know when you're taking offers on that Mullaney, Leon.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Sean

I only see three strikes as well. It appears that there is a large border between the OL and MILL, which keeps the D from fully printing.
Not that it matters. Three strikes is enough to make this a great anamoly.

And for the record: let me know when you're taking offers on that Mullaney, Leon.

I always listen to offers though he isn't for sale. I had a board member offer me what I paid, several years ago.....but that was a bit under 10k and that wouldn't do it. However, this isn't my thread so we should be cognizant of that....LL

[ruth-gehrig]

Aren't auction houses notoriuous for over inflating estimates to get you to consign??

[mrvster]

I'm still drooling over this card.....It has FOUR strikes.......you must count the frame lines.... two up/two down.....

HOFer....crap....three strikes.....the frame lines had me seeing quad

my guess....15,500 K with juice at Goodwin....the beauty of this card...

Leon.....you know that's my whale(your rosetta T206).....besides the triple stamped om I missed years ago....

man, I need to hit the lottery

[CW]

I see 3 strikes and my guess is an $8K - $15K card, with a lean to the lower end.

[atx840]

Here is a breakdown of the back, over time the edges likely wore down.