You thought my 1936 S&S thread was boring, check out this one on T202 end panels!

[Paul S]

A few years back, Brian helped me sell my end-panels - a couple of centers too - through his ebay account. Who knew?!

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Paul S

A few years back, Brian helped me sell my end-panels - a couple of centers too - through his ebay account. Who knew?!

Paul speaks the truth...I believe these were part of Paul's extensive Goodie Goldfaden goodies collection.

Brian

[Paul S]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Paul speaks the truth...I believe these were part of Paul's extensive Goodie Goldfaden goodies collection.

Brian

'tis the truth. I was a young lad but already steeped in deadball at the age of thirteen in '66 (Hi Public Library)...just my fascination. I knew who the players were but had yet to see an intact T202 in hand. You could say that Goldfadden foisted them upon me - and that could be true too - but I see it as education.

[darwinbulldog]

I don't find them very appealing as singles, but they look nice as a group. Which I suppose has worked well enough for the Rolling Stones all these years.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

I don't find them very appealing as singles, but they look nice as a group. Which I suppose has worked well enough for the Rolling Stones all these years.

As Mick and Keith might say while inebriated: Rucker Rowan

Brian (looks like Rowan is already sh**faced)

[Chris-Counts]

I think they're way nicer than any of the strip cards, and just as cheap, if you don't mind the fact your card will never get a numerical grade if it's slabbed. For the cost of one graded strip card in nice shape, I picked up all four of these beauties ...

[frankbmd]

Just wondering.

Do you prefer right end panels or left end panels?

Are certain players "bi" in this regard?