List of known Red HINDU's....can you add any new ones ?

[caramelcard]

Sorry Barry.

I fooled you. Dan and I similar avatars. lol.

No I haven't read that. I'd like to.

[chiprop]

I think cards are quite easy to see through the plastic and stand by what I saw. That being said... Of course it's possible, but not likely. Dan

[barrysloate]

Hi Robert- sorry about that. All you sky blue E99/E100 guys look the same.

[wonkaticket]

I'll also add that the one thing that keeps me from crying foul is the owner of the Brown Hindu Cobbs I highly respect as a T206 collector and that keeps me on the fence a bit here.

Barry agree the chapter on Kevin was good, while I don’t agree with his methods sometimes and thought he lost a lot of credibility with the whole private email thing bragging about sliding bogus cards to forum members...one thing he said is an absolute truth and I would back him 100% on the comment and I quote.

“Nobody’s going to give a shit once it’s in a holder. Somebody’s going to buy it.”

Kevin you’re spot on! Many times the slips should look like this…

[E93]

I never did post my example.

[wonkaticket]

Super card Jim!

[Brian Weisner]

Hi JimB,
Nice Wheat.... I have one in a PSA 4 holder too... But your card is nicer.
Hi Ted,
I know of 2 very nice Young/Red Hindu's, 1 sold in EX-MT condition(1998 Oser auction) and the other was sold as trimmed in a group of Red Hindu's several years ago.

Be well Brian

[hank_jp]

I bought the Young Red Hindu quite a few years ago that Brian referred to as part of an auction lot. I later sold it at one of the Philly Shows after SGC encapsulated it as "Authentic" trimmed.
Those were the days that trimmed cards had very little respect and Red Hindus were not yet atmospherically priced.
In every other respect it was a real beauty and is the kind of card I would be proud to have in the raw T206 set I'm putting together with my my son.
If the new owner ever tires of it please let me know.

Hank