Beginning A South Atlantic League Collection

[TyrusRCobb]

Originally Posted by nolemmings

I assume you are aware of the T210 Series 1 cards, which feature all Sally League players. It is one of the less difficult series of T210 to finish, and is very representative at 75 cards. I had several but sold mine in the past year or two, keeping only one for type-- alas, it is not a player from a SC team:

but here's one I used to own:

I was looking at the T210 Series 1 cards this morning. They were the inspiration for my post! Having zero experience with tobacco cards, I wasn't sure if that was a reasonable starting point for a novice.

[Chris-Counts]

If I was focused on collecting memorabilia from the Sally League, I would type "Sally League" or "South Atlantic League" into the eBay search engine. Make sure you have quotes around the phrase you're looking for. I would refresh the search often. I would also search for teams by putting the city (with quotes around it) AND "baseball" in the search window. It's amazing what eBay can turn up with some creative search engineering.

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by Chris Counts

If I was focused on collecting memorabilia from the Sally League, I would type "Sally League" or "South Atlantic League" into the eBay search engine. Make sure you have quotes around the phrase you're looking for. I would refresh the search often. I would also search for teams by putting the city (with quotes around it) AND "baseball" in the search window. It's amazing what eBay can turn up with some creative search engineering.

+1 ^^^ This ^^^ is how you do it.

[TyrusRCobb]

Originally Posted by Chris Counts

If I was focused on collecting memorabilia from the Sally League, I would type "Sally League" or "South Atlantic League" into the eBay search engine. Make sure you have quotes around the phrase you're looking for. I would refresh the search often. I would also search for teams by putting the city (with quotes around it) AND "baseball" in the search window. It's amazing what eBay can turn up with some creative search engineering.

Thank you for the great advice. I've already seen a couple of interesting pieces.