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marquard and wagner may be more available because they are HOF's..but those red cards i feel, have the same degree of toughness....
why arent there any SHADED backs for sale out of the 300 on ebay? as for the rare card TEXTURED background..i think its very easy to see....use the peaches graham as an example, also the bemis, ed walsh, gibson back view, and Mclean, although different colors, they all have the same (speckled/textured background)...its clearly different than the other 100 or so cards....scans would help i guess.. the lobert also shows this textured/stippled/speckled style Last edited by ScottFandango; 05-14-2011 at 06:48 PM. |
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No way Tenney and Demmitt are as common as Wagner and Marquard. The ratio is probably something like 10:1.
There aren't any shaded backs on ebay because they're scarce. That doesn't mean that any card with a shaded back is a difficult subject. The four examples I cited in an earlier post are proof of that. None of the cards "confirmed" in this thread Are among the most difficult in the set. And several, most notably the Keeler (pink) are rather common. Now I understand what you mean by "textured". I refer to them in today's modern terminology as "pixilated". Those subjects include Mitchell (Cin), Sweeney (Bos), Graham, Gibson (back), Young (Cle), Duffy, and a few others I'm sure. Interestingly, there are cards from other series done in this same style; notably E92 Collins and E90-3 Schulte. Bemis, Walsh and McLean are not examples of this style. And yes, all of the above E90-1s are quite scarce. |
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looking at my walsh noww and it looks pixilated to me...just like the peaches....the light yellow makes it more difficult to see however....
we are getting somewhere now....im telling you. al the raritites in this set have textured backgrounds that are very different from all the other cards ...that is the biggest hint that art style and ink color/tone means something...add in the fact that some have rare shaded backs, and it even makes more sense Last edited by ScottFandango; 05-14-2011 at 07:32 PM. |
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ebay hasnt seen a roy thomas batting in 4 months...
a sneaky tough card... |
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Was not interested in this thread when it came out last year but have since begun collecting the set and am only a few cards away. Cards with shading are Butler, G. Davis, Fromme, Irwin, Miller, Richie, Schlitzer, Scheckard, and Thomas batting. Will leave it up to the scholars to determine any significance.
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G davis, pink keeler, and irwin i would like to see scans if you could.... all others u mentioned i agree and have example myself...
again, whenever a card is seen in a shaded version, it ALWAYS is seen also as a clean regular version....but interestingly BOTH versions are tough.... i stand by my assessment that no shaded versions are found in a COMMON card.... hint hint....LOOK FOR CARDS WITH MOUNTAINS IN THE BACK...that was an artistic touch that was added later to add more drama to these cards......interestingly, there are very few if any MOUNTAINS in T206 cards..... E90-1 backgrounds blow away T206 backgrounds! might the E90-1 American Caramel set have the most diverse, colorful, unique and interesting collection of backgrounds of any pre war set????? Last edited by ScottFandango; 05-15-2011 at 07:43 AM. |
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you said "Some of the "confirmed" subjects with the shading are common E90-1s; In particular Keeler (pink), Wagner (bat), Harry Davis, and Miller"------- NONE of these are CONFIRMED BY ME or anyone else..it was posted these had a "touch" of shading which is not the same...
just went over this entire thread, i see no evidence of Keeler Pink or davis shaded... Brian made a post on page 3 were he listed some of his cards that had a "touch" of shading...the keeler pink was listed there....this does not mean it is a variation.... ED, what cards do you think CANT be shaded version because they were too common? Just curious, thanks for your response! Last edited by ScottFandango; 05-15-2011 at 05:14 AM. |
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just checked the PSA pop report again,and it sure confirms the shaded versions!
cards found with shaded version group A (solid red background, action posses ) Richie 10 on the Pop report, yes only 10!!! Sheckard 11 Tenney 11 Demmitt 11 Pastorius 12 Marquard HOF 22 Wagner batting HOF 28 amazingly similar pop reports!!!! shows how rare and tough these cards are ...raise your hand if you are surprised to see the pop reorts on these are less than those listed rarities below!!!! as a comparative reference to KNOWN rarities: mike mitchell 18 peaches graham 18 larry mclean 11 hans lobert 12 ed walsh 20 H duffy 16 (joe jackson 58) my discovery may change the way we look at E90-1 RARITIES...[Peaches graham are so numerous, i need a RICHIE! POP 10..and maybe i can get a shaded version Richie!! POP 3] this is fun! Last edited by ScottFandango; 05-15-2011 at 06:19 AM. |
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Confirmed Group B (Blue and green background with mountains)
roy thomas 14 pop only!!!! wiltse 15 froome 17 schlitzer 14 camnitz 16 groom 13 Again all VERY SIMILAR POP NUMBERS that are far less than the COMMONS which many have over double and triple the amount of graded examples.... If one of these shaded cards in groups A or B had a POP report dissimilar to the others, then that could blow a hole in the theory...BUT since they have uncanningly similar POP reports, it supports my theory..... comparative pop reports: summers 43 Bailey 36 f clarke 42 h howell 39 mullin 38 hartzell 34 sweeney 36 criger 32 HOF's Cobb 114 Lajoie 54 wallace 52 joss portrait 59 bender 44 HR baker 58 jennings 57 mathewson 66 cy Young 55 ED, i dont agree with your assessment that Wagner batting or marquard are "common" ...they have half the amount of graded cards of most other HOF in this set (1/3 less than many)...they are actually 2 of the rarest (POP wise) HOFs found in this set! Known HOF toughies Tris speaker has pop report of 14, and Cy Young Cleveland has 16 POP report...so POP 22 is in the ballbark of these known HOF rarities!!!! in this set, HOFers are graded about twice as often as a similar non HOF counterpart...this appears true on the POP report and on the Group A shaded cards (wagner and marquard have almost exactly double the graded version of sheckard, demmitt, tenney, pastorius) it all makes perfect sense !! wow im having fun! can anyone join me? Last edited by ScottFandango; 05-15-2011 at 07:42 AM. |
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