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Old 08-19-2021, 01:52 PM
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There are probably a dozen or more T3s that could be mentioned in this thread.
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Agree. My favorite Clarke. I like it almost as much as the Cobb.

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There are probably a dozen or more T3s that could be mentioned in this thread.
OK, here are a few more of my favorites

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Some great cards in here!

Perhaps not quite old enough to fit in with some of these classics, but this one is my favorite. Just pretend it's well centered lol.
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Not pre-war, and not even baseball. But this is my favorite card.

The orange sky with the jagged clouds just takes me away. And that behind a legendary QB ready to let 'er rip. With some of the stadium down below.

No writing, facsimile sig, or anything else. Just the art

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Here are few of my favorites.
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Not pre-war, and not even baseball. But this is my favorite card.

The orange sky with the jagged clouds just takes me away. And that behind a legendary QB ready to let 'er rip. With some of the stadium down below.

No writing, facsimile sig, or anything else. Just the art
I am a big fan of the 50 Bowman football cards. Great set.
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Not a card but I'm partial to examples from the "Fan for a Fan" series as one of the most beautiful items in the hobby.

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Old 08-23-2021, 10:27 AM
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There is a 100% chance I'll gush ad nauseam about this when it comes in, but this is my lone Heritage pickup from last night!



Super excited about its condition for the grade - centered nicely, nice colors, sharp focus. This just might be my favorite looking non-oversized card.

As a side note ...

I had one before, and went back & forth about if I should have the bat off, or the green as my T206 representation in my collection. I sold the bat off, and got a green about a year ago. Now, I have both!

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