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I decided to jump the gun and get a little productive, and based upon all the great suggestions I have received, and several that I increased from a '1' value on my own, I have included below a proposed updated list. I have italicized the cards that have changed in value. The new Elusive Gold Standard total comes to 389.
I would like to get the total to 400. Let me know if I missed any 1 point value cards that you think should be boosted, as well as any other higher value cards that need, well, higher values. But also tell me if I went too far, and if any need to get smacked down. And a question for rats60...did you mean Dahlen instead of Daubert? I sometimes get these two Brooklyn 'Da' players mixed in my head. I have a similar problem with a couple of pitchers too, Rucker and Reulbach. And don't get me started on Doolan and Dooin. Brian Cards with EGS value of 2: Adkins, Doc ML Barger, Cy - partial B on cap Batch, Emil ML Bender, Chief Bresnahan - mouth closed Brown, Mordecai Cady, Hick ML Chance, Frank Chase - border on shirt Chase - no border on shirt Clarke, Fred Collins, Eddie - mouth closed Daubert, Jake Donohue, Jiggs SP Dougherty - red sock Dougherty - white sock Duffy, Hugh Dunn, Jack ML Evers, Johnny Ford, Russ - white cap Frick, James ML Graham, Peaches - Cubs Grant, Ed SP Gray, Dolly - no stats Griffith, Clarke Hanford, Charles ML Harmon, Robert - only left ear shows Hoblitzell, Dick - name incorrect/no Cin. After 1908 Hoblitzell, Dick - name correct/no Cin. After 1908 Huggins, Miller Jennings, Hugh Karger, Ed SP Kleinow, Red SP Latham, Arlie - W.A. Latham on back Lee, Wyatt ML Leifield, Lefty - A.P. Leifield on front Marquard, Rube McAllister, Sport ML McGraw, John Merritt, George ML Nee, John ML Phelan, James ML Rowan, John SP Scanlan, Doc SP Shean, David - Cubs Suggs, George SP Sweeney, Jeff SP Tinker, Joe Vaughn, Hippo SP Wagner, Heinie SP Wallace, Bobby - with cap Wheat, Zack White, Kirb SP Wiltse, Hooks - only right ear shows Cards with EGS value of 3: Baker, Frank Chase, Hal - only left ear shows Cicotte, Eddie Collins, Eddie - mouth open Collins, Jimmy ML Dahlen, Bill SP Fisher, Ray SP Raymond, Bugs SP Turner, Terry SP Wallace, Bobby - no cap/2 lines of 1910 stats Cards with EGS value of 4: Bresnahan, Roger - mouth open Gray, Dolly - stats on back Speaker, Tris Walsh, Ed SP Wilhelm, Kaiser - suffe ed in 18th line of bio SP Cards with value of 5 or more (EGS in parenthesis): Cobb, Ty (12) Hoblitzell, Dick - no stats on back (20) Johnson, Walter (6) Joss, Addie SP (8) Mathewson, Christy (6) Mathewson, Christy - Cycle Back, incorrect stats (12) Moran, Pat - stray line of type (5) Wallace, Bobby - no cap - 1 line of 1910 stats (5) Wilhelm, Kaiser - suffered in 18th line of bio (8) Young, Cy (7) Last edited by brianp-beme; 05-29-2022 at 05:55 PM. Reason: Added points to Young and Daubert, and updated current EGS total |
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If you added a single eggs point to the last 15 cards you’d have the round 400 number.
I think with this set the tougher 15 that you have are truly worth another bump. The 1 pointers are “over easy” and the others are “hard” (boiled)” But I’ve been accused of being “scrambled “ in the past.
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Thanks! Brian L Familytoad Ridgefield, WA Hall of Fame collector. Prewar Set collector. Topps Era collector. 1971 Topps Football collector. |
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Brian,
I meant Daubert. Both Dahlen and Daubert are tough cards and deserve to be worth more than 1 point. Cy Young is also tougher than WaJo and Matty and should be worth more, as you originally had them. I would agree with Family Toad to add more points to the highest value cards, except WaJo and Matty (regular). |
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Brian, I have to figure out an acceptable (to my brain) 'G' word to make your 'EGGS' scenario work. Give me a couple of minutes/hours/days/weeks. And I like your idea of pumping up the volume on the tougher EG(G)S cards. I would definitely like to solicit more suggestions on the other cards on the list if any deserve a little tweaking, before tacking on points to the toughies. Quote:
Keep the flow flowing folks. Brian |
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Under an hour. The Elusive Gold Gilded Standard.
Brian |
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Kraken me up!
Wait , am I in the wrong thread?
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Thanks! Brian L Familytoad Ridgefield, WA Hall of Fame collector. Prewar Set collector. Topps Era collector. 1971 Topps Football collector. |
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No you are not, but nary a Land Monster or Sea Monster to be seen here. What you probably didn't realize is that the name has slightly shifted to the Elusive Gold Gilded Set. Still the EGGS you and the rest of the collecting world have come to love, but now just better. Perhaps its slogan can be "The Elusive Gold Gilded Set - The Gold Standard of Tobacco Cards"
Brian |
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I love everything about the T205 set, always have, but I wish, like many, that the set included more top shelf HOF'ers, such as Larry Lajoie
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