"Scarce" or "Rare" cards you've owned more than one of

[philliesphan]

One of the scarcest is a D355 Niagara Baking card of Otto Knabe. But I traded that one away about eight years ago.

Here's another scarce one that still is in my collection:

[Tao_Moko]

Originally Posted by philliesphan

One of the scarcest is a D355 Niagara Baking card of Otto Knabe. But I traded that one away about eight years ago.

Here's another scarce one that still is in my collection:

You own two of these! I've hunted this back in silence for a long time with no lick of uncovering a find. Not willing to pay auction house prices. This is a perfect example of what I'm talking about. You have two of what many people just want one of.

[E93]

I no longer own the top one or bottom one.
JimB

[t213]

I once had dupes of E104-1 Connie Mack, sadly both are long gone now.

Andy

[familytoad]

Shown before but I have two copies of the very rare E210-2 York Caramel Lou Gehrig.

I plan on keeping them a long time...maybe even trying for a third

I lost my external hard drive so I have very few scans available now, and no time to re-create hundreds of baseball card scans

[glchen]

Originally Posted by E93

I no longer own the top one or bottom one.
JimB

Wow! That's an incredible Cobb back run!

[Tao_Moko]

Three Ty Cobb backs will be hard to beat. Theoretically, it cannot be beat beaten by even 3 Wagner's. Would 3 Doyle's do it?

[philliesphan]

Tao -- I just have the one (Doolan, Fielding), but thought I should show the front and back

[Sean]

Originally Posted by philliesphan

Tao -- I just have the one (Doolan, Fielding), but thought I should show the front and back

Marc, we had a thread about 6 months ago regarding whether Pirate cards were ever distributed in packs.

The set of 96 that were sold in 2005 or 2006 were mostly high grade, and the 5 sold by REA last year were all hand cut, as yours appears to be as well. What do you think? And if you don't mind, can you tell us where you got it?