Rarely seen, show us some E97 Briggs Lozenge cards

[Eric72]

Hi Ted,

The red on that card is very rich and vibrant...so is the blue. What a wonderful specimen. Thanks for sharing.

Best regards,

Eric

[ullmandds]

I aquired my E97(?) B/W in 1995 while interviewing for dental college in cleveland. I found this awesome card shop on euclid that had a red hindu t206 crandall, a few e97 b/w's...tons of t206's and other old stuff. I didn't want to pay the $250 asking price for the red hindu...but I did buy 2 e97 b's's...including this nichols. The other had a corner torn off...it may have been kleinow...but it's log gone.

I later called and bought the red hindu crandall for the $250 asking price.

I have been going for the 3 card run of nichols since then. I have never pulled the trigger on the phil variation...I think tbob has 2...how about it bob!!!!!!

[Jacklitsch]

Still have 2 of the 3

[Jacker_ Cracks]

Nice cards guys!

[Kenny Cole]

My only two

[Kawika]

I put a player set of E97s together a few years ago. No blazers or rare variations but all 30 guys are there. LINK pw = net54

[VoodooChild]

Here's mine:

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Originally Posted by Kawika

I put a player set of E97s together a few years ago. No blazers or rare variations but all 30 guys are there. LINK pw = net54

David, that is a great set. Thanks for sharing.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by Eric72

Hi Ted,

The red on that card is very rich and vibrant...so is the blue. What a wonderful specimen. Thanks for sharing.

Best regards,

Eric

Thanks....and, if it wasn't for the paper loss in the lower front of this card, it would be a real gem. Its back is cleaner than most of the E97 cards.

Anyhow, I shouldn't complain about the "paper loss" on it, for I purchased this card for a very reasonable price at an Antique shop in Ohio.

Take care, Eric

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TED Z
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