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Old 04-12-2019, 06:39 PM
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The sight of this card always makes me happy as I picked it up at the very start of my vintage card journey, and it taught me perfection is in the eye of the beat-up beholder.

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nice brian!!!! This is my first ever t206 from the early 80's...it was $2!
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Old 04-12-2019, 07:14 PM
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nice brian!!!! This is my first ever t206 from the early 80's...it was $2!
Nice as well, and mine was from 1981 and also around $2.00 (I got 5 1910 era HOF cards for $11 at the first show I ever went to, and actually the first table just inside the door...I spent all the money I had within the first couple of minutes! I was destined to collect vintage).

I guess $2.00 was the going rate for T206 Mattys back then.

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Old 04-12-2019, 07:26 PM
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My story is very similar it was one of my first shows with my dad and some guy walking around offered it to me and I bought it!
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Love this image and everything about it!
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Erick, that PC is awesome.

Here's one that makes me smile...
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My favorite!
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Old 04-13-2019, 11:25 AM
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Card #15 in Series 1, it was in the first packs that came out in 1967. Reminds me of those chilly Minnesota April days when we couldn't wait for the weather to get just a little warmer so we could play baseball.
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Nice as well, and mine was from 1981 and also around $2.00 (I got 5 1910 era HOF cards for $11 at the first show I ever went to, and actually the first table just inside the door...I spent all the money I had within the first couple of minutes! I was destined to collect vintage).

I guess $2.00 was the going rate for T206 Mattys back then.

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That is really amazing the price difference back then compared to today!
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Not exactly pre-war, but...

I got married in Venezuelan ±18 years ago, and Mike Schmidt was always my favorite ballplayer. So this is a cool piece from my Phillies collection
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