T206 Broad Leaf 460 and Red HINDU "twins"

[tedzan]

Hey ole buddy.....we know that there are 29 subjects with the BL 460 back.....and, the possibility of at least 5 more.
So, why are they so tough to find ? Therein lies the mystery that The Monster will not reveal. This interplay between
AB 460, BL 460, LENOX, Red HINDU and UZIT should be telling us something....but what ?

Give this some thought, Professor.

Best regards,
Ted

[ethicsprof]

Ted,
I do think with Jim R that there will be more BL460s forthcoming either through finds or via those 'reclusive' collectors--those guardians of the Monster's secrets-- who hold many things we seek.
I do believe that information re: the blue chase and yellow chance you need may well be just
'round the corner.
Granted we are really not too surprised that the 'missing' 460s are so difficult to find because all 460s are difficult to find.
The interplay of the various backs you mention as an illuminative clue toward
further deciphering deserves much more incubation and reflection.
well done, ole buddy.
best,
barry

[B O'Brien]

I am checking a story that I heard to see if there is any proof to the tale, but someone told me that they found a open BL pack in an old fire truck in Cape Cod. He then said the was a Lake "Ball" and Lake "No Ball" next the pack in one of the trays in the dash.
I am sent he guy an email to see if he has any scans, but it has been a long time since I've talked to him, we will see if I get a reply. He bought some big stuff, so maybe it has legs. I will pass along scans if I hear from the gentleman.
Take care,
Bob

[tedzan]

I'll spare you the wait. Lake "Ball" and Lake "No Ball" do not exist with BL 460 backs.

Lake (with ball) is in the 460-only series; therefore, it's impossible to be a BL 460 (or a BL 350) card.

Lake (no ball) is in the 350/460 series where BL 460 cards are found. However, this card exists with
an AB 460 back and a UZIT back; therefore, it will not be found with a BL 460 back.
Furthermore, it doesn't exist with a BL 350 back either.

Regards,

TED Z