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Old 04-30-2023, 06:11 PM
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T206 Wagner and Plank
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Old 04-30-2023, 06:34 PM
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Old 04-30-2023, 07:01 PM
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Since you're talking nonsports as well...
https://forum.vintagenonsports.com/p...man%20mckinley

I believe there was a hockey card needed to trade for a pair of ice skates.
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Since you're talking nonsports as well...
https://forum.vintagenonsports.com/p...man%20mckinley

I believe there was a hockey card needed to trade for a pair of ice skates.
thats exactly what i was looking for. i wasnt aware of the cowboy card. there has to be alot more sports cards like that too, the rare care needed that noone could get their hands on.
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Old 04-30-2023, 08:23 PM
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Including the Thomas No Name printing defect would open it up to a ton of unrecognized obscurities, but here are some more non-defects that are much rarer compared to the other cards in their set. Since R72 is included, I am not restricting to baseball. Since some of the cards on the OP are not SP'd for some sort of prize, not all of these were SP'd for that reason (for many, while people will claim to know the reason, there is no evidence proving a particular theory for why they were SP'd). Off the top of the head:

A number of E90 American Caramels, with debate on which are the most rare.

T70 - Declaration of Independence Triple Folder.

T220 Silver - Jas. J. Corbett and Mike Donovan.

T226 - Gans, Jeannete, Johnson, Langford.

T227 - C.P. Rodgers and Bruce Brown.

US Caramel William McKinley.

1948/49 Leaf Boxing - Rocky Marciano.

1951 Topps ML All Stars - Konstanty, Roberts, Stanky.

1953 Glendale Meats Art Houtteman

1954 Bowman Ted Williams (rarity oft overstated, but much tougher than the other cards).

1959 Fleer Ted Signs for 59 (rarity greatly overstated, but much tougher than the other cards).

1960 Fleer Pepper Martin.

1964 Auravision Willie Mays.

Numerous cards in the 60's Post series.

1968 Atlantic Oil winner cards, especially Freehan and Agee

1976 Topps US Presidents Gerald Ford.
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1963 Pepsi cola colt 45s John Bateman.
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Maple Crispette # 15 Casey Stengel
(only one known is in the Baseball HOF)

There are a number of hockey "chase" cards in vintage sets
C56 Newsy LaLonde # 37
(two known)
Paterson Bert Corbeau
Maple Crispette Cleghorn (also # 15)
Quaker Oats Lumley, Clancy Richard
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1925 Holland Creameries card #16 of Roger Peckinpaugh was short printed to apparently avoid giving away ice cream.
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1968 Atlantic Oil winner cards, especially Freehan and Agee
All 10 are rare as friggin' hens' teeth. I've been chasing them for years and years and only found 3.

Add to the list:

Any Diamond Dust card

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All 10 are rare as friggin' hens' teeth. I've been chasing them for years and years and only found 3.
It’s one set I’ve passed on just because that chase for all the winners would take longer than my natural lifespan. Has to be one of the toughest modern vintage sets to complete.
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