The mystique of the T206 set's 350/460 series.....Show us your cards

[tedzan]

My favorite Jennings card in the 350/460 series is this "one hand" version. It can be found with the American Beauty 460 (AB 460) back.
This is a very tough F/B combo to find....I think only 4 are known.

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On the other hands (pun), Jennings "two hands" version is easier to find with an AB 460 back. This pose was also printed with the AB 350 (no frame) back.



TED Z
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[tedzan]

Originally Posted by tedzan

My favorite Jennings card in the 350/460 series is this "one hand" version. It can be found with the American Beauty 460 (AB 460) back.
This is a very tough F/B combo to find....I think only 4 are known.

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On the other hands (pun), Jennings "two hands" version is easier to find with an AB 460 back. This pose was also printed with the AB 350 (no frame) back.



TED Z
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You know how I love my "raw" cards. but it behooved me to get this Jennings graded. So, here it is now......only 2 graded by SGC, and this one is the highest grade.
I don't know if PSA has any of these Jennings graded.






TED Z

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[mrvster]

Great move!! I love that card and sgc only way to have it graded! well done sir....really "pops"......ab 460 are one of my favorite backs....I can not wait when you complete it....

that wiltse ab 460 is damn near impossible......some of these ab 460's are impossible to find

[Pat R]

An oddball leach with a mis-struck OP and the factory 42 on top.

[mrvster]

you continue to amaze me with these

never saw an example like this

[tedzan]

Here's another one of those Sweet Cap backs that American Litho. (ALC) mis-printed the overprint.

I love this kind of stuff. For it reveals to us "T206 dudes" that ALC indeed had 350/460 series Sweet Caporal 460 Factory #30 cards printed to go. But, the anticipated transfer
of Sweet Caporal cigarette production to the Liggett & Myers plant (Durham, NC, Factory #42) due to ATC's divestiture in 1911 changed the course of events.



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TED Z
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[frohme]

Originally Posted by mrvster

you continue to amaze me with these

never saw an example like this

Johnny,

As Ted points out, this particular misprint isn't that uncommon - you'll find it in various stages of offset from barely to as far as that Leach.

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Mike

[mrvster]

I was referring to Pat's factory at top shift w the op!

I see a ton of the missed stamp....but pat's is the first I have seen the factory shift up top!

[ValKehl]

This thread needs more WaJos!