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Old 09-06-2015, 06:46 PM
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Novelty Cutlery is 1910.
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Novelty Cutlery is 1910.
Is that a recent discovery?
http://www.robertedwardauctions.com/.../2012/106.html

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Personally, I like the Colgan's Chips and E90-1 Speakers as rookie cards.
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Personally, I like the Colgan's Chips Speaker as a rookie card.
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Thanks Kevin. I am surprised whoever originally catalogued this was off by several years. I bet the ones we saw in auction sold for much more because of the 07 designation as well.
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I bet the ones we saw in auction sold for much more because of the 07 designation as well.
Hi Peter,

Not so...I bought (and own) the 2012 REA example linked above. And I was well aware of the research putting the date in question at the time I bid. As you know, with pre-war baseball lots of collectors don't care about rookie card designations. There is much more emphasis on scarcity and attractiveness of the card. The one I bought has to be one of the nicest ones out there, and I would pay the same price again any day.

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Thanks for all the responses. I am a fan of the American Caramel but will probably go with T206 when I decide to pull the trigger. The others I think will be out of my price point.
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Mainstream rookie is T206. Although none are known to exist (at least that I'm aware), there should be a 1908 Carl Horner Cabinet of Speaker.

I'm partial to this one w/ Speaker as a minor leaguer:
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I've always seen his Sporting News Supp as a Rookie as well (Dated Dec. 1909):
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Default Carl Horner Speaker?
Is this from 1908?

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