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Old 03-18-2010, 11:21 AM
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I think the Old Mill red border cards are a great set. I bid on several of those T210s that were on eBay. I actually thought I might win one of the series 8 cards, but it got beyond me.

Series 2 is a tease. It is easy to pick up a few of those cards, and eventually have quite a few. But there's a bunch of cards in series 2. Completing that series is no minor accomplishment.

If someone 'finds' me a series 6 card of Angermeier fielding, that I'm able to acquire, I'll pay a finder's fee in addition to what I pay for that card.

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Old 03-18-2010, 12:03 PM
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I won a series 7 last night for $37 have no clue if I overpaid. I liked the pose and had a nice clean back so wanted it for my backs collection and thought it was cool it said series 7. I would advise all t206 back collectors to pick up a t210 for yo ur old mill run!
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Old 03-18-2010, 12:25 PM
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T206DK: Just want to draw your attention to a really great thread we had about six months ago on the subject of T210s. There is some good commentary and some real mouthwatering scans posted. Love the little suckers myself.
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Old 03-18-2010, 12:36 PM
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I collect Series 5 as well, which gives me an excuse to say... after 30 years I'm still searching for my great-uncle's card... T210 Eldridge, Greensboro, Series 5.
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Old 03-18-2010, 12:59 PM
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I'm going to content myself with a single type card. A great set, though.
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Old 03-18-2010, 01:08 PM
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Since I haven't been collecting long I wish the cards were still at $10-$25 but even in the two short years I've been looking for Series 1 cards i've noticed a slight increase. I like the T210s for a couple of reasons:

1 - they can be difficult to find and thus there is the thrill of the hunt.
2 - there are regional teams and many of the cities still have minor league teams today.
3 - historial. The majority of these players never made it to the bigs but if you go read the local newspapers of the time you'll see their names in the spotlight.
4 - Newspaper stories. Read the local papers on microfilm. The sports writers had a much better understanding of crafting an article on the game.
5 - Players played. Pitchers pitched both games of a double header and the spitball is king. At the end of the season the fans rewarded the players with proceeded from charity games.
6 - Opening day. Business closed. It was the event of the week. Where else could you see Daredevil Schreyer ride a bicycle down a 110 foot tall ramp and jump into a small pool of water.
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I agree with what you said about the local papers. Whenever I have some spare time in Lexington, Ky, I go to the public library. On microfilm they have the daily morning and evening papers from the time. One day I'll piece together a season or so of what happened when the T210s were in those cigarette packs.

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Although I don't collect the set, the T210 issue is one of my favorites. Bergen (Mobile, Series 8) is one of the most amazing cards of the era.
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