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01-17-2016, 10:04 PM
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Pete... You've Opened up an Area of What i Believe ta Be,
A Very Intriguing Thought... One that has been a bit of a Guide fir me, Fir quite some time now! Although it hasn't been just recent... i've had this feelin ever since i Started Type Card Collecting a number of years back. The Thought of the idea of, "A Card You Recently Noticed"... Weighs Heavily into the Type Card that i eventually end up Hunting! Here is a Copy of an E96 Mowrey that has Truly Caught my Attention!!! The Artist has Captured Mr. Mowrey wit an Intensity & Portrayal of a "Mob Hit Man's" Mentality... i've been Lookin fir a Really Nice one fir quite sum time now... Just Missed MattyC's PSA 6 of Mr. Mowrey a Few Months Back On the BST! i do have a decent one that i just picked up from Andy B, But i am Still Looking fir one that has Brilliant Eye Appeal  This is Not the one i own... i have yet ta scan mine!
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01-17-2016, 10:43 PM
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E90-1 McIntyre
For me it is rediscovered, as I own one but it never struck me before...the E90-1 McIntyre recently caught my eye, and I thought, hum, that is just a neat, colorful card. The McIntyre shown is not mine.
Brian
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01-17-2016, 10:49 PM
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Great looking card!
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01-17-2016, 11:13 PM
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This thread is awesome. There are so few cards as iconic as the T206 portraits, but even though I know barely anything about him, this T212 portrait of Byrnes is the ultimate tobacco portrait to me. Never get tired of looking at it (and might I add, excited to get mine back from PSA after doing a crossover submission!)...
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01-18-2016, 06:01 AM
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Never really paid much attention to the Goudey sets as my focus is more on t206's, t205's and e90-1's but I just really love the 1933 Ott. What a grimace, I feel like it really captures his intensity.
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01-18-2016, 06:28 AM
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This happens to me all the time with T206 cards. Part of the joy of collecting the set. I used to not care for these two cards and now I want to get both of them.
The Overall's I lost both of them last night but recently have also been on my radar. His 3 cards are some of my favs in the set.
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01-18-2016, 08:01 AM
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There are some really great cards in the '33 Goudey set. The Ott and Paul Richards are two of my favorites.
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