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[Sean]

Originally Posted by Blitzu

my precious...

Great card, but I can't see the grade.
I'm going to guess that it's a PSA 3.

[Blitzu]

Originally Posted by Sean

Great card, but I can't see the grade.
I'm going to guess that it's a PSA 3.

Thanks! There's only 2 on the combined pop charts, a PSA3 and PSA2. This is the PSA2.

It took me years to finally grab a single a drum and I couldn't be happier with the one I got.

[Bigb13]

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[clydepepper]

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[GaryPassamonte]

Here are two of my favorites. A Warren CdV of Ross Barnes and an 1866 CdV of the Lowells team. The Lowells displays the sharpest image I have ever seen on a CdV. My scan doesn't do it justice.

Brad- Where is that 1876 Chicago composite taken from?

[joeadcock]

Nice Gary

Originally Posted by GaryPassamonte

Here are two of my favorites. A Warren CdV of Ross Barnes and an 1866 CdV of the Lowells team. The Lowells displays the sharpest image I have ever seen on a CdV. My scan doesn't do it justice.

[DixieBaseball]

Along with the Perdue I posted earlier in this thread, this Hickman can join Hub as the only example that has been encapsulated by SGC or PSA. (1 of 1)

I am still looking for a 2nd known example of either Hickman or Perdue...

[kkkkandp]

Originally Posted by GaryPassamonte

Here are two of my favorites. A Warren CdV of Ross Barnes and an 1866 CdV of the Lowells team. The Lowells displays the sharpest image I have ever seen on a CdV. My scan doesn't do it justice.

Beauties, Gary!

I'd love to have a Ross Barnes! He's a very underappreciated player from the very early years of the game.

[GaryPassamonte]

Kevin- Ross Barnes was the the first "superstar" of professional baseball. From 1871-1876, he dominated the game and his omission from the HOF is a travesty.