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Old 02-24-2011, 06:22 PM
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In a small card shop back in the 90s guy had an album full of tobacco, Goudey and "E' cards. He obviously knew the HOFers (Cobb, Johnson, etc,etc....). He had the cards in the album all priced so I went to digging. Found these: 1933 Goudey Berg ; Old Judge of Galvin (it looks like it says Calvin and to be honest I wasn't sure.....and it was the only OJ in the book); E90 Speaker....and he had like maybe 60-75 more E90s that I didn't buy....no telling what "toughies" were in there that I at the time wasn't familiar withhe had in E90 Cobb, Wagner batting, Cy Young Boston and a few more HOfers in his showcase (and I kick myself for not buying the E90-2s, E90-3s that were mixed in with the E90-1s)....)....T206 Marquard and Herzog with Lenox backs, T206 O'Hara St.Louis (knew there was a variation on the card but at the time wasn't sure if the NY or the StL was the toughie) although it was completely trimmed on 3 sides, album had (2) E102s....Zimmerman and MILLER FIELDING....thats the ones that come to mind..........I offered to buy the whole group along with the HOFers he had pulled out but he wouldn't hear my offer and he wouldn't put a price on them
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