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Old 11-21-2022, 09:27 PM
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Hard to argue with his T206 as first choice, and his 14CJ a close second.
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Great card! I have a 14 CJ Jackson and Matty. I'm afraid if I pick up a Johnson I will also have to get a Cobb. And I will end up spending $50k or more. I would prefer not to do that at this time.
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T206 portrait, by far. Classic baseball card.
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T3 or bust.
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I like large cards, but to me the T3 issue is really a small poster. I think a card as something that is small enough to fit into your hand to where you can hold it, curling your fingers and thumb around it. Anyway, I actually prefer the T201 Johnson/Street card that features the large head-to-toe image of Walter on the front. It is also quite colorful.
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I really like the Ramly. The M101s are cool too.
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Jesse, why not get a card with a real-photo image of WaJo?
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I like large cards, but to me the T3 issue is really a small poster. I think a card as something that is small enough to fit into your hand to where you can hold it, curling your fingers and thumb around it. Anyway, I actually prefer the T201 Johnson/Street card that features the large head-to-toe image of Walter on the front. It is also quite colorful.
The T201 looks like less of a “card” to me than the others you discussed. A T3 is way more of a “card”.

The T206 Johnson portrait is one of my favorite cards of all time. I think it is the best one for you to get. I love the T3’s but the Johnson in that set isn’t as nice as the portrait in my opinion.
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T3 or bust.
I'm w/ Greg!

Here's my T3 that I bought off of Bicem
Wish I still had it, then again probably so does Jeff

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I'm w/ Greg!Here's my T3 that I bought off of Bicem
Wish I still had it, then again probably so does Jeff
Gorgeous! I'd still take the S81, though.
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I'm w/ Greg!

Here's my T3 that I bought off of Bicem
Wish I still had it, then again probably so does Jeff
Finally, a fellow with taste .

Johnson has tons of great looking cards, maybe more than any other great pitcher.
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