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[tedzan]

I cannot decide which of these cards are my favorite....as, they are all equally appreciated.
I leave it up to you to decide ?


19th Century





Early 20th Century

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Post WWII era

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Furthermore,


....... Type 1 .................................................. .................................................. Type 2

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These are the Mantle cards from my 1952 Topps (Master) set.



TED Z
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[tedzan]

Originally Posted by tedzan

I cannot decide which of these cards are my favorite....as, they are all equally appreciated.
I leave it up to you to decide ?


19th Century





Early 20th Century

. .




Post WWII era

.








Furthermore,


....... Type 1 .................................................. .................................................. Type 2

.


These are the Mantle cards from my 1952 Topps (Master) set.



TED Z
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Excuse me for reprising this post.......but, I forgot to include the T206 red Cobb with the very rare SOVEREIGN 460 back. I searched 2 1/2 years for the card when
I was putting together my all-SOVEREIGN set. Then another 6 years to find this one to upgrade my former SOVEREIGN 460 red Cobb.

Red Cobb's come and go.....they are the most available T206 subject in The Monster's population. Indeed this image is American Lithographic's "signature picture".

However, this front/back combo is extremely difficult to find. It's my opinion, that it is the toughest (next to the BROAD LEAF 460) of the T206 red Cobb cards.

I'm curious......let's see a show of posts of how many collectors on this forum have this card (condition is immaterial) ?



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TED Z
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