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Old 01-08-2011, 12:38 PM
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Same experience as Bruce above, only *significantly* more limited

T207 - most expensive - I. Lewis. Last to acquire - Donnelly.

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Old 01-08-2011, 12:51 PM
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bruce...is there a george miller Gehrig?
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bruce...is there a george miller Gehrig?
Was going to ask the same; pretty sure Bruce got mixed up on that one.
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Was going to ask the same; pretty sure Bruce got mixed up on that one.
I'm guessing that he meant Foxx instead of Gehrig.
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I was thinking Bruce meant Andrews, clearly the most expensive and rarest card in that set.
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I agree with Anthony and Bruce

T200 - toughest - Boston Nationals.

There are 'four toughies' in the set with the Boston Nationals definitely the toughest. Next toughest is the NY Americans, followed by the two St. Louis cards.

T200 - most expensive.... for me I believe it was Boston Nationals. It might have been Cleveland. I think all things being equal, again I agree with Anthony and Bruce - - - a top notch T200 Detroit would probably be the most expensive.
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If I had a George Miller Gehrig that would be something! What I had was a brain cramp. I meant to say the Delong Gehrig.
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Hard to name just one for each but I'll try.

Experience for sets I've completed or almost completed:

E90-1 - $ and Hardest were Wagner throwing, Speaker, Mitchell Cin.

E90-2 - $ Wagner and Hardest Wagner

E90-3 - $ Gandil and Hardest Hahn and Payne and Tinker Blue

E93 - $ Wagner and Hardest for me was Brown

E94 - $ Wagner and Hardest was Cy Young and Lobert

E95 - $ Wagner and no hard cards

E96 - $ Mack and my last card was McQuillan

E97 - $ Keeler, Youngs, and never had the Youngs and Sullivan variations

E98 - $ Wagner and Walsh, Dahlen were toughest

E104 - $ Plank and Plank

T206 $ Cobb Green (fronts) and last card was Booker

T207 $ The five I have left and hardest were the five I have left

T209-1 $ and Hardest for me Fullenwider, Cooper, Armstrong, Booles, Cowell, Gilmore, Martin. They're all hard except Hofman and Walsh and Crockett.

D322 - $ will be Dreyfuss and hardest is Dreyfuss

D304 - $ Wags, Matty, Young, Cobb and hardest is Herzog blocked out

M116 - $ and hardest for me Joe Wood

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