scarcity of lesser known T207 players

[timn1]

Well, clearly Mogridge isn’t so tough after all. It’s just that Val has them all

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by timn1

Well, clearly Mogridge isn’t so tough after all. It’s just that Val has them all

LOL! Good one, Tim! LOL!

[minibbcards]

Great discussion and links for me to bookmark for future references.

[Bridwell]

The players who can be found with Recruit backs are more common than the tougher Broadleaf/Cycle players. Some of the lowest populations of graded cards are these:

Adams
Bauman
Birmingham
Bushelman
Donlin
Donnelly
Houser
Kuhn
Mogridge

Finding any of these in Excellent or better condition is very tough.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Bridwell

The players who can be found with Recruit backs are more common than the tougher Broadleaf/Cycle players. Some of the lowest populations of graded cards are these:

Adams
Bauman
Birmingham
Bushelman
Donlin
Donnelly
Houser
Kuhn
Mogridge

Finding any of these in Excellent or better condition is very tough.

If anyone can do it, our Val can! (see his Cycle of Mogridge a few posts above)

Brian

[LincolnVT]

I like that this set has great back variety, a lack of star players, horizontal options and action poses as well as portraits. Cool issue!

[Yoda]

I have always found that among stars in the set Tris Speaker is a tough one. And if you ever run across a T207 with a Red Cross back, don't hesitate - buy it.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by LincolnVT

I like that this set has great back variety, a lack of star players, horizontal options and action poses as well as portraits. Cool issue!

I am partial to the T207 Hoff, and your Broadleaf is a great one. My Hoff is not in as nice condition, but it happens to be my only Cycle back, and it also has the bonus of Buck Barker's writing filling various open areas like a good sealant does.

Brian