Least Favorite Pre-War Card You Own - Let's have some fun

[G1911]

Originally Posted by conor912

I’m still pissed I had to buy 2 of the same ‘33 Gehrigs😀

Don't you wish the Goudey's were an unnumbered series? I can't responsibly afford to complete the set anymore with the price boom, but before that it was the duplicate Gehrig that kept me from doing a 239 set.

[Casey2296]

Ryan will get a kick out of this one.

I don't like that I had to pay up for Irv Young masquerading as Cy Young, and I really don't like that I had to do it 4 times, they are in rough shape because I refused to pay any more than I had to. Painful and the worst part of building an E98 set.
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[familytoad]

Ha I actually bought a Irv Cy on purpose (E97 Briggs) because I thought the masquerade was a fun side story. Once though.
Just Once ! Hahaha 😝

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Ryan will get a kick out of this one.

I don't like that I had to pay up for Irv Young masquerading as Cy Young, and I really don't like that I had to do it 4 times, they are in rough shape because I refused to pay any more than I had to. Painful and the worst part of building an E98 set.
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[z28jd]

I don't know if another was ever found, but around ten years ago when I bought this Player's League card it was an unlisted example. I paid some ridiculously small price (I think it was $25) for a 1-of-1 1890 Old Judge card, but man is this thing ugly

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by z28jd

I don't know if another was ever found, but around ten years ago when I bought this Player's League card it was an unlisted example. I paid some ridiculously small price (I think it was $25) for a 1-of-1 1890 Old Judge card, but man is this thing ugly

That card would qualify in the creepy AF category

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by z28jd

I don't know if another was ever found, but around ten years ago when I bought this Player's League card it was an unlisted example. I paid some ridiculously small price (I think it was $25) for a 1-of-1 1890 Old Judge card, but man is this thing ugly

I'd be glad to take that off your hands!

[GeoPoto]

I definitely don't hate this set and it would be a stretch to even say I hate the card. I'm happy to have it. But I hate the picture. Groom was a right-handed pitcher, so presumably he is somewhere in his windup. Or is he batting? The pitching rubber was introduced in 1893, . . .

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1657745481

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by GeoPoto

I definitely don't hate this set and it would be a stretch to even say I hate the card. I'm happy to have it. But I hate the picture. Groom was a right-handed pitcher, so presumably he is somewhere in his windup. Or is he batting? The pitching rubber was introduced in 1893, . . .

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1657745481

Looks like Houdini trying to escape from a straight jacket.

[Rhotchkiss]

Phil, you are spot on. That is my least favorite card. But I dislike it so much I have never owned one. I know it pains you too!

[oldjudge]

Hands down E90-1 Jackson with those often misplaced red lips. Close second, E107/W600 Fred Flintstone in street clothes mislabeled as Honus Wagner.

[chadeast]

Not only does it not bear any resemblance to the Big Train, it bears little resemblance to any human, with oddly uneven eyes and ridiculous lips. What creature is this?!?

[Angyale]

Although I don’t own it anymore, can anyone argue with him looking like Grandpa Munster?

Angyale

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Hands down E90-1 Jackson with those often misplaced red lips. Close second, E107/W600 Fred Flintstone in street clothes mislabeled as Honus Wagner.

Total Fred Flintstone (I have been saying that for years!). Great minds...

[Exhibitman]

FUGLY but a rare HOFer.

https://oldcardboard.com/w/tinted-st...ed-strip-cards

[oldjudge]

Originally Posted by rhotchkiss

total fred flintstone (i have been saying that for years!). Great minds...

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