E92 confirmed lists for difficult backs

[Leon]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

Thanks to a board member who has confirmed Andy's Siegle is the same as the SGC 10 example. Attached are scans of the Crawford and Zimmerman blank backs.

Blank backs are very cool. Way to keep it going x2d (DJ)

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by Leon

Blank backs are very cool. Way to keep it going x2d (DJ)

Just picked up my first E92 blank back. Personally, I don't really like blank backs (including T206) because I like the Americana of the advertisements on the back. But this is rare, and I am trying a back run in this pose, so blank back it is (clearly this have been confirmed already!)

[x2drich2000]

At the request of a board member, here is an older scan of the Davis blank back. I have no idea why PSA labeled it an E104, of all the possible sets it could be, that is not one.

[brass_rat]

Just wanted to post the blue back Matty -- thank you to DJ for giving me the heads up on it!

[gabrinus]

Good thread guys.....Jerry

[x2drich2000]

Bumping this back to the top to see if anyone has anything new to cross off. A recent find brought confirmation of both the Nadja Cobb and Bescher.

[brianp-beme]

Nice thread. Nothing new to add to your lists, but I did want to point out (or re-point, as it was mentioned earlier in the thread), that because the various E92 images were used in multiple other sets, the blank back cards on your list probably can never be conclusively identified as belonging to one of the E92 group of sets.

Even if you discount the E105 Mello Mints as being the source of the blanks, due to their thinness of paper, there are still the E90-1, E101, E102, and E106 cards that share the same images as what is seen on your blank backs list. Each subject on the list has between 1 to 4 possible other sets that the blank back could be from, and this doesn't include the D303 sets (not sure of their thickness) nor the T216's (which I believe at least some are thin).

Always appreciate a research thread like this one...keep the nose to the grindstone!

Brian