Discussion re E Cards -- Opinions Needed

[Peter_Spaeth]

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i also believe that cobb and wagner will always be good investments. Moreso with wagner and his e cards due to the fact that that's really all a collector has to go after with wagner.
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m116.

[x2drich2000]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

m116.

Also D304, D322, and if you count oversized items, D381, M110 & M101-2

[oldjudge]

Ryan--If you like backs and nice images try the M101-4/5 Wagners. I think you'll find the backs challenging and fun.

[brianp-beme]

Of course 'Big Hands' Wagner is also found in the E135 Collins McCarthy set, and the E254 Colgan's Chips (no big hands in this issue).

Also, I don't think you can go wrong (or at least not throwing money away) in wisely picking up the big name Hall of Famers...they only have gotten consistently stronger over the years, and any downturns in value have quickly rebounded.

Brian

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Ryan--If you like backs and nice images try the M101-4/5 Wagners. I think you'll find the backs challenging and fun.

Totally, but I am focusing on Joe Jackson in these cards (Wags is a bit old at this point). I already have the Famous & Barr and the Gimbels. I find the M101-4/5 and the E121 and similar to be very cool from a backs perspective.

[gabrinus]

Just don't start collecting T216s and D303s.....that will drive you crazy........Jerry

[oldjudge]

Brian-Funny! I never noticed the hands.

[ValKehl]

Ryan, I am not a set collector, so my opinion as to what the "T206 of E cards" is may not be worth much. But, if a poll were done, I believe E145 would win over E90-1.

And, I absolutely love the various advertising backs of the M101-4/5, E135, and E121 cards - the scarcer they are, the more interest I have!