tobacco and caramel cards in binders

[Joshchisox08]

You have a Dick Buckley card in there ? My last name is Buckley I feel obligated to get one of his cards.

[trdcrdkid]

Jimmy -- I assume you're talking about Bill Bergen with the batting average. That card was also one of the early T206s in my collection. Bergen was considered one of the best defensive catchers of his day, as was his brother Marty, who tragically killed his wife and kids before committing suicide in 1900.

[tedzan]

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[buymycards]

I broke out my PSA cards and added them to my raw card binder. Now I need to decide whether or not to break out my SGC cards.

Rick

[tedzan]

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[cincyredlegs]

Ted,

Your collection and knowledge is honestly out of this world. What would you say is your favorite T206?

Mark

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by cincyredlegs

Ted,

Your collection and knowledge is honestly out of this world. What would you say is your favorite T206?

Mark

Thanks for your compliments.

And, before I answer your ? I just posted my favorite set....N162



And, here is my favorite T206......




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[cincyredlegs]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Thanks for your compliments.

And, before I answer your ? I just posted my favorite set....N162



And, here is my favorite T206......




TED Z
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Thanks Ted. Your Chase BL is a great looking card. My favorite T206 changes every time I look at them......LOL.

Mark

[tedzan]

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[xplainer]

Originally Posted by trdcrdkid

Jimmy -- I assume you're talking about Bill Bergen with the batting average. That card was also one of the early T206s in my collection. Bergen was considered one of the best defensive catchers of his day, as was his brother Marty, who tragically killed his wife and kids before committing suicide in 1900.

Yeah, Bergen. The best defensive catcher at the time. And yes, his brother was also a mlb catcher. He died in 1900.. ...yes, that was what I'm was talking about.

Stories about the players. Incredibe stories.