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06-18-2022, 08:20 PM
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I don’t understand the cult-like fascination with Piedmont 350 examples of the so-called Elite 11 T206 150/350 subjects which were short printed with Piedmont 350. These are common fronts with the most common back. I get that the front/back *combination* is tough but there are many other front/back combinations that are tougher and don’t exact nearly as big of a premium.
Schulte (Front View) with Piedmont 350 excepted. That’s a legit 1-of-1 as far as I know. 
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06-18-2022, 08:36 PM
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If your goal is to build a collection that represents the history of baseball, if needs to include Pedro Martinez as well and Walter Johnson, Mike Trout as well as Tris Speaker.
Also many 1950s cards are currently radically overpriced in mid grade. There is more than an ample supply.
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