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#13
04-15-2011, 10:50 AM
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I have to agree also. I'm not a huge fan of the T206s although I own a few.
I prefer cards with real photos or at least a write up about the player and some stats. The T206s don't even give you the player's first name or what position he played or where's he's from. I prefer the T207s or T201s or T205s. Of course, I like the cards from the 1920s also, so maybe I'm a bit different. 
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