post your favorite... common

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by Leon

Since I have so many faves I will single handedly keep this thread alive for quite some time. Hope that is ok...

hmmm... I'll allow it. This time.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bicem

hmmm... I'll allow it. This time.

Thanks Jeff....next Starbucks visit is on me!! So show us some of yours too...I am not sure any commons can get neater than these. Many cards shown will just be the "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" types. It's what helps make the hobby fun.

[Bicem]

how can you not like Bad Bill?

[Anthony S.]

Bad Bill's expression looks like the photographer asked him what the square root of 1,783,999 was right before snapping the photo.

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by Anthony S.

Bad Bill's expression looks like the photographer asked him what the square root of 1,783,999 was right before snapping the photo.

in German.

[Kawika]

A lot of the cards posted I wouldn't consider "commons" in that they are not easily found so I take it that a "common" for the purposes of this thread is a ballplayer who isn't in the Hall of Fame. Now that that's out of the way here are some of my favorites (no way could I pick just one).

[milkit1]

Here are some of mine. I included my signed Paul richards (didnt have a seperate scan sorry). Can I include my Marx Brothers card, technically they are not hall of famers

33 goudey benton.JPG

1933 goudey #136-144.jpg

35a-marx-brothers.jpg

t3jordanherzogfront.jpg

t202 austin stovall cobb both.jpg

[Orions father]

I have a tie between two. To start, my very first vintage card, N28 Captain Glasscock. I'm still ten at heart and how can you not love that name. Second is R312 of Van Lingle Mungo. Saw it at auction and thought it was a great image, had no idea how huge the card and holder were.
(sorry I stole your quarter Leon)

[Anthony S.]

Originally Posted by milkit1

Can I include my Marx Brothers card, technically they are not hall of famers

Is there a version without Zeppo? Talk about dead weight.