Was told to post these T-206's here for help so...

[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

i thought brown om's were the sl'er back?

What is SL'er? Im a T-20Newb

[trdcrdkid]

Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE

What is SL'er? Im a T-20Newb

SL'er = Southern Leaguer

The brown Old Mill backs only come on Southern Leaguers (technically 48 players from several minor leagues in the south), and are always hand-cut, with uneven edges. They're very rare, worth thousands of dollars in decent condition, but if the player is a major leaguer (as yours are), there's no need to worry about it. Yours are black Old Mills.

[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

Originally Posted by trdcrdkid

SL'er = Southern Leaguer

The brown Old Mill backs only come on Southern Leaguers (technically 48 players from several minor leagues in the south), and are always hand-cut, with uneven edges. They're very rare, worth thousands of dollars in decent condition, but if the player is a major leaguer (as yours are), there's no need to worry about it. Yours are black Old Mills.

Thanks for the help!!!!

[Bpm0014]

Brown Old Mill only found on Southern Leaguers and ALL are handcut/trimmed.

[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

thanks for all the help guys!

The T-206's have found a new home via trade thanks to you guys.

[mrvster]

first of all great little lot of 206's.

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I agree with the rest of the input.....



can anyone identify the errors????????? small but there???

sad but no brown old mill.....
http://www.t206resource.com/Checklist%20Main.html
very very rare......printer's scrap.....they are EXTREMELY easy to tell and stand out BIG TIME....... and I'm colored blind lol.....

they are 34 possible.....with 12 subjects confirmed......all southern lgers...


approximately 17-20 examples known,,,,,the real cool ones have over print errors on front,(the one like leons now my friend owns it I have seen one(greminger) triple stamped back!!!.....remember they were printers scrap...and beauties!

[swarmee]

Printers scrap cards are ones that were not fully printed or discarded during the process at some point, normally trashed in sheets and then cut apart later. That's why people mention they're hand cut instead of factory cut. Sometimes they have missing colors, sometimes they have upside down backs, or are blank backed, or have multiple cards printed on top of each other.