T205 help

[brianp-beme]

I believe this is the post that Andrew is referring to:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=214344

Brian

[asoriano]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

I believe this is the post that Andrew is referring to:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=214344

Brian

Great read and impressive research by Pup. One piece of info that jogged my memory from that thread was the Graham "Rustlers" ink variations.

I wonder if the Graham blue ink vs. black ink variations will ever be recognized. Seems like a no brainer to me compared to the Dots Miller "D" vs. "B" variations that are now being slabbed.

[rdixon1208]

I was surprised by the Daubert as well. I need that card and that's right in my wheelhouse condition wise. I had no idea it was tougher than any other common. I put in a snipe at about half the winning bid and thought I had a good chance at it.

[T205 GB]

Brian thanks for posting that link. Man that was a lot writing there. I agree with Turner that the Graham should be recognized. I remember posting that find some years back. Probably under my old handle of Pup6913. Anyways the Graham is a no brainer.

[tedzan]

Hey guys.

The T205 Jake Daubert is a tough card mainly due to the fact that Daubert has quite a "following" in the coal mining region of Pennsylvania.
He was born in Shamokin, PA and played semi-pro ball in Lykens, PA before playing for Brooklyn.

I set up at several BB card shows in Pennsylvania. I usually bring about twenty Daubert cards. They are always sold by the end of the show.

Daubert was a pretty darn good ballplayer with a .303 career BA. He was twice the NL batting Champion in 1913 with .350 BA. And in 1914
with a .329 BA.

A very well liked and respected ballplayer of his era (1910 - 1924).


TED Z
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