Talking & showing T205's...Completed the set ? then try for T205 "Quad Squad" subsets

[orioles70]

Originally Posted by Leon

I will believe Duffy/Hindu when I see it.

My only T205 and the one I wanted to end up with (until an upgrade comes along)
I do like the backs but once was enough

Leon,

I have posted it on threads before but here is the Hugh Duffy Hindu I bought at a Richmond Tuff Stuff show in 1998 or 1999, if memory serves, from Andy's Sportscards.

John

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[Leon]

Thanks John. I am getting old. That is a great card.

Originally Posted by orioles70

Leon,

I have posted it on threads before but here is the Hugh Duffy Hindu I bought at a Richmond Tuff Stuff show in 1998 or 1999, if memory serves, from Andy's Sportscards.

John

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[tedzan]

There are mis-cuts, and then there are printing flaws, but this Collins card's back is quite interesting. As it reveals to us that this Collins
card was Double-Printed (horizontally) on its sheet.
Vertical Double-Printing of T206's is evident with same name on top and bottom. But, I don't recall that any T206's were Double-Printed
horizontally.
So, the mis-cut on this Collins card reveals a significant difference in the printing process for T205' cards.


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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[tedzan]

Here's a couple of interesting bits of Trivia to give this thread an added bump...then perhaps we'll see some more posts here
with T205 cards or stuff.

I am proud to say..... Jack Quinn was one of many Pennsylvanians that are in the T206 set. In fact, the state of Pennsylvania
is the source of more BB players in the T206 set than any other State.

Pictured here besides Jack Quinn's T206 card is his 1933 GOUDEY card. He is the only active ballplayer to be in both of these
prominent sets. He was 50 years of age and still pitching for the Cincinnati Reds in 1933 (his last season).


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TED Z

T206 Reference
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