Consolidated access to the 15 - T206 T-brand (front/back) surveys....UPDATED

[ethicsprof]

many thanks, ole friend.
quite an important and stellar contribution to the hobby.
top drawer!

all the best,

barry

[mrvster]

TED!

Outstanding work!!!

Johnny

[Comiskey]

Thanks Ted, you da man!

Jeff

[Jaybird]

Much appreciated and referenced.

Thanks,

Jason

[teetwoohsix]

Many thanks for the hard work, and I just subscribed to the thread for easy access.

Sincerely, Clayton

[sb1]

Many thanks Ted,

This in and of itself should be considered a major reference in regards to the matrix of T206's.

For the record I fall into including T213-1 and 215-1 as part of this comprehensive production. If one did not have knowledge of Burdick's guide, and laid them out as you have in the scan of backs you would absolutely believe them to be part of the family.

[4815162342]

I'll pile on here. Thanks Ted for all your hard work!

[Leon]

Thanks Ted. This is a big help to everyone interested in the subject. I still fall into that other category that doesn't believe the Coupons and Red Cross's are T206s, but we can continue that debate into eternity. I am going to have Brian put this thread into the Archives for perpetuity. That way it will always just be a click or two away. Great work my friend. I look forward to seeing you in a few months at the Oaks show. regards

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by sb1

Many thanks Ted,

This in and of itself should be considered a major reference in regards to the matrix of T206's.

For the record I fall into including T213-1 and 215-1 as part of this comprehensive production. If one did not have knowledge of
Burdick's guide, and laid them out as you have in the scan of backs you would absolutely believe them to be part of the family.

As I see it, 1/3 of us agree with you and I with respect to the 1910 COUPON cards and the 1910-12 RED CROSS cards being included
in The Monster's family. Another 1/3 disagree with this premise. Another 1/3 could care less. And then, there is Leon, who apparently
is quite "dogmatic" when it comes to Burdick's sportscards classifications. I do not think we'll convince him, otherwise. That's his opine
and that's just peachy fine.


Regards, and thanks for the nice words,

TED Z

[Gradedcardman]

Ted,

Thanks for putting this all together. I had the monster less the big 3 complete about 12 years ago. I sold it as I was about to get married. Hmmmm, hindsight !!! Long story short, I'm back in the hunt and loving it !! The backs will be a bigger focus for me this go-round and these checklists are a huge help.

Thanks,

Adam