***T206 Trading Post***

[dougscats]

My collection stands at 517/518, needing Elberfield, Washington, portrait, so that's first on my list. But as that's unlikely, I'm also continually upgrading my collection, and I'd be interested in many different cards in Good or better condition, particularly hall-of-famers.

I also have 70-80 variously graded [from 1-5] cards, so if you have anything I like I may be able to accommodate you beyond what I've posted. I prefer ungraded cards and am also in the process of replacing my slabbed ones.

Luke Lyons, if you still have that Merkle portrait, I'd like to trade for it. In any event, let me know what you still have available.

Of course, I hope to hear from you other traders out there as well. Bump this thread, or email djdoremus@msn.com. You can pm me, too, but I prefer email.

I should add that the first to say he'll take a card [via trade or sale] gets it.

Happy Thanksgiving.

Doug

Update: Kelley, Willis, batting, Chase, Stone, both Mannings, and Wiltse have been traded.
Atz, Groom, Phelps have been sold, as have Maddox, Bridwell, McGann, Jackson, Conroy, Tannehill, Nicholls, Lindaman, Pfeister, Chase (top middle), and Frill.

List of remaining cards:

Page 1:

Unglaub,
Ganzel,
EVERS,
G. DAVIS,
BECKLEY,
Westlake, SL,
CRAWFORD, batting,
Guiheen, SL,
McGRAW, finger,
Gilbert,

Page 2:

Sheckhard,
McElvyn,
Davis,
Anderson,
Rhoades, follow through [3-D registration],
L. Tannehill,


Page 3:

Tenney,
Burchell,
Moriarty,
Schmidt, throwing,
Gibson,

[mybuddyinc]

GREAT Idea Luke (who I had many happy transactions).

Here's a link to my (sg713) ebay selling page: http://www.ebay.com/sch/sg713/m.html...p2047675.l2562

I would much, much, much rather Trade them than Sell them.

PMs are fine, but emails preferred: mybuddyinc@yahoo.com

Thanks, Scott

[Luke]

The thread has been renamed in honor of Doug, one of the guys who made the original thread a success. I think it has a certain je ne sais quoi

I have a couple Mattys and a Speaker that have had a rough life. I'm looking to trade them for nicer condition HOFers, tougher back HOFers (condition not as important), or Sov150 or Old Mills from the 150/350 series that I need. The Rucker is available for another Sov150 portrait or one of the aforementioned Old Mills.

I love talking trade, so please contact me if you are interested in any of these.

[jrlebert]

Doug, email sent. LMK!

[dougscats]

Thanks, Luke.

and Scott--good trade!

[jrlebert]

Doug, thanks so much for the deal!

[bengineno9]

traded

[dougscats]

Updating Post #5: Nineteen new listings on these three pages.

Interested in upgrading many hall-of-famers, looking for Fair or better,
commons, Good or better.

Note on scans that, as the page turns, the backs are in opposite order.

Update--Tenney, Guiheen, Evers, Moran, Jennings portrait, Jennings two hands raised, and Crawford have been TRADED--

[tonyo]

I have the following available for trade. Would like to get t206's in similar condition with less common backs or backstamps or otherwise interesting period marks.

Tony

Arellanes
Congalton
Crandall (Portrait, No Cap)
Davis (H. Davis on Front) TRADED
Hemphill
Krause (Portrait)
Lundgren (Kansas City)
Maloney
Stanage
Laporte
Scott

[Luke]

Originally Posted by LukeLyon

I have a couple Mattys and a Speaker that have had a rough life. I'm looking to trade them for nicer condition HOFers, tougher back HOFers (condition not as important), or Sov150 or Old Mills from the 150/350 series that I need. The Rucker is available for another Sov150 portrait or one of the aforementioned Old Mills.

I love talking trade, so please contact me if you are interested in any of these.

I moved the Speaker and Mattys over to ebay, but would still prefer to trade them. Let me know if you're interested.

[jrlebert]

Just wondering if anyone has any others to trade... Slowly adding to my set.

[Luke]

Nice crease-free Flick. Looking to trade it for another mid-level crease-free HOFer.

[cammb]

Trade my Doc Casey SGC 55 for yours in VG plus one other common I need. Only collect fair to vg and would be a shame to crack this out.