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Old 02-17-2022, 08:24 PM
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Jeff, if you are looking for the brown Lenox, I am open to trading (although it’s Chicago and Boston)
And I sold my beater Uzit last year…..hahaha. Not sure why I thought I could do his backrun for Chi/Bos but I gave up on it pretty quick.

Beautiful card Ryan…..
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I could say completing this Breitenstein run was an easy one with only four T206 cards. But, it was not.
His 1910 COUPON card was very tough to find.






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Old 02-18-2022, 12:28 PM
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Honestly, the Old Mill was much tougher than the Hindu. Purchased the Hindu from a Net54 member.
Also the first Piedmont 150 here (now in a PSA 5 holder) was the first T206 card I ever purchased way back in 1989.
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Ted i have the breit bank back. Do you count that as a back for his backrun checklist?

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I could say completing this Breitenstein run was an easy one with only four T206 cards. But, it was not.
His 1910 COUPON card was very tough to find.






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Ted i have the breit bank back. Do you count that as a back for his backrun checklist?
Hi Jamie

I don't recall, please post a scan of it.

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Old 02-18-2022, 06:06 PM
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Another "running mate" of the Exclusive 12 group in the 460-only Series. The only three cards I need to complete this run are the EPDG, TOLSTOI, and UZIT backs.


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I started a WaJo run a while ago, but it's slowed to barely a crawl. Jay's impressive run is very inspiring.




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My first T206 was an Oscar Stanage SC F30(?). My Dad got it for me when I was a kid. I have been working on a run and need Broadleaf and Tolstoi.

I was able to pick up a beat up Carolina Brights and Cycle. I figured the Tolstoi would be reasonable and the Broadleaf a dream (like the T205 Hindu).

I was wrong. I popped up on eBay for around $1,500. I may be at the end of the road for my Stanage runs.

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VERY nice little run there Dean!
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ive learned a lot from ted z ..hes the best and terrific .best octavio

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I really appreciate your kind words here.

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VERY nice little run there Dean!
Thanks Ryan!
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And here we have Germany Schaefer. Quite a character during his BB career. Read all about him in his SABR story. You'll find it very interesting.
I started this run in 1987 when I acquired my first UZIT, which was this Germany Schaefer. I paid only $15 for it at the Cooperstown HOF Show.

I still need his CYCLE 460 and TOLSTOI cards. I have never seen this Schaefer with an EPDG back ? I do not think this front/back combo exists.

I've included his 1915 T213-2 card, which incorrectly identifies him with K.C. (Federal League). Actually, Schaefer played with Newark in 1915.



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