Check out these T213-2 "error cards".....Show & Tell us about your T213's

[tedzan]

That resolves the Sweeneys' question in my mind....I appreciate this.

Furthermore, I have seen the Schlei (portrait); but, not the Schlei (batting).
And, I have not seen the Downey (batting, or is it the fielding pose).

Do you know if these two T213-2 cards exist ?

Thanks again,

TED Z
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[RCMcKenzie]

Here are a few more scans. I have 3/4 Tinkers...still need Bat-On Chicago Nat (was underbidder on one about 6 months ago)...

A few more:

one more:

[tedzan]

You guys are the greatest. A really nice array on display of T213-2 cards.

So, now one "mystery" remains in my mind......I'd like to see the Tom Downey card (with Buffalo Fed.).
Most important to me is whether his pose is the Batting or Fielding version.


Thanks again,

TED Z
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[nolemmings]

Ted, Here's my Downey (one of the few I have):


I believe I've tracked down the 20 t213-2 subjects that do not correlate to Polar Bear. Interestingly,my initial check shows that all 20 were also part of the T213-1 set issued years earlier, except one--Eddie Collins. Lew Lipset and others have speculated whether t213-1 still has a couple of undiscovered subjects, to round out the set at 70 from its current known 68. Could Collins be one of the unknown t213-1s?

[kdixon]

Here are a couple of Wheat T213-2 and a T213-3

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by kdixon

Here are a couple of Wheat T213-2 and a T213-3

Kenny

Thanks for posting your Zach Wheat cards....great stuff.

Find the T213-3, Factory #3 and you'll have covered all the COUPON bases with Zach.


TED Z
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[buymycards]

Hi Ted, I haven't seen the Schlei batting, but "rmasson" lists the batting version and the portrait version, both SGC40's in his SGC registry set. He doesn't show any scans for his set.

Rick

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by nolemmings

Ted, Here's my Downey (one of the few I have):


I believe I've tracked down the 20 t213-2 subjects that do not correlate to Polar Bear. Interestingly,my initial check shows that all 20 were also part of the T213-1 set issued years earlier, except one--Eddie Collins. Lew Lipset and others have speculated whether t213-1 still has a couple of undiscovered subjects, to round out the set at 70 from its current known 68. Could Collins be one of the unknown t213-1s?

Thanks Todd for displaying your Downey card. It's a great looking card.

I posted a thread in 2010, titled "1910 Coupon vs POLAR BEAR cards" in which I examined the apparent correlation (or lack of it) between these two backs........
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...+vs+polar+bear

The 1910 COUPON set consists of 48 - MLB subjects from the 350-only series of the T206 set; and, the 20 Southern Association subjects in the T206 set. T213-1
set is complete with 68 cards. There are no expectations of any other subjects that are missing from it.


TED Z
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