I'm sick of all this damn money talk; let's have a virtual card show

[nat]

If you'd told a 12 year old me that I would one day own a Cy Young card, I would never have believed you.

[DeanH3]

[todeen]

Originally Posted by nat

If you'd told a 12 year old me that I would one day own a Cy Young card, I would never have believed you.

I have the same feelings about Ty Cobb.



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[bn2cardz]

Previously someone declared their favorite prewar pose, this is my favorite:

T207 BARRY RECRUIT by BN2CARDZ Collection, on Flickr

[fkm_bky]

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

Previously someone declared their favorite prewar pose, this is my favorite:

T207 BARRY RECRUIT by BN2CARDZ Collection, on Flickr

Wow, great card! Love that pose.

Bill

[molenick]

Only three days late for Grove's birthday.

[bn2cardz]

Relatively underrated T206 caption error when compared to "DOPNER"...

t206 John Anderson Sovereign 350- Mangled Name and Providenoe name error by BN2CARDZ Collection, on Flickr

[VoodooChild]

Here's mine for today:

[SD]

Thought it would be cool to swoop more of John's stamped cards. Located a Hornsby with the same stamp but the owner wanted EX pricing for it.

[Kenny Cole]

I think I'll go with Delahanty today.

[molenick]

Another day, another tough choice. But since Kawika posted a Spider Baum Zeenut (I love Zeenuts with tabs) here is another Spider Baum Zeenut (1911, before tabs were on on the cards). I always thought Baum was just another guy but this thread prompted me to do some research. He was a career minor leaguer but since his career was so long, according to VCP he appeared in 18 different sets (all featuring PCL players). Any thoughts on whether that is a record for someone who never played in the majors?

He is actually HOFer Spider Baum (the Pacific Coast League Hall of Fame, that is) having won 267 in his 15 seasons in the league. More info can be found in the usual places (baseball-reference.com and Wikipedia).

[VoodooChild]

Nice Baum's. I collect PCL HOF'ers. I'm not sure why. I have no connection to the area but I just really find the early history of that league interesting. Here's one of my favorites:

[GeoPoto]

Gandil played 9 MLB seasons, four with Washington and four with the Chicago White Sox. He was a good player for Washington, posting a .344 OBP with 91 stolen bases, while averaging more than 560 plate appearances per season. His four years in Chicago were significantly less productive, although he was the starting first baseman on the 1917 World Series championship team. In MLB history, however, he is forever remembered as a key member of the Chicago Black Sox. We find him here showcased as a Washington Senator.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1615218494

[SD]

Amazing card, I got it on my bucket list. Got to be one of the most tragic ends to any HOF's life.

Originally Posted by Kenny Cole

I think I'll go with Delahanty today.

[SD]

Another tragic end. Robert Unglaub died in 1916 when a trains cargo box fell off and smashed him while he worked his side job. He was the player/ manager for the Fargo Graingrowers at the time.

[Exhibitman]

From a PC set that has the same art as the 1922 Eastern Exhibit set, but much harder to find. They are not arcade cards but are often listed as Eastern Exhibits when offered for sale.

[edjs]

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[puckpaul]

Originally Posted by Kenny Cole

I think I'll go with Delahanty today.

Beauty

[puckpaul]

National Copper Plate Dummy Hoy. Being hearing impaired, always fond of Dummy, and grateful we stopped nicknaming every deaf person Dummy!!