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Old 05-25-2011, 09:33 PM
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Cy Young upside down 4 back


T206 with a President Taft Campaign Sticker "Meet us at Wilmington" dated nov 9th on the back... after some research you can see Nov 9th 1909 Taft visited Wilmington... This is prob my favorite one... the fact that it made it through all these years with an piece of American History is awesome...


My 1 and only brown lenox... they are too rare to not be one of your favorites if you own one


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Old 05-25-2011, 09:44 PM
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Old 05-25-2011, 10:04 PM
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Two Matty and 1 Cool card of Smokey Joe. Please disregard Mr.Lajoie for the sake of the 3 favorite cards part.





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Tough to choose just three, but here are mine...
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These are probably my top 3 favorites...

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@terjung: As a Purdue alumnus, I'm loving that Boilermaker QB card.
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@terjung: As a Purdue alumnus, I'm loving that Boilermaker QB card.
Thanks! I had it custom made. It is far and away the favorite card in my collection.

Boiler up! (BSCE '94)
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Old 05-28-2011, 02:41 PM
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@terjung: As a Purdue alumnus, I'm loving that Boilermaker QB card.
Terjung-
I somehow missed your post the other day, but just now caught it as I scrolled through again and want to second t206hound - that's an amazing Boilermaker card!

I don't have access to a scanner currently, but need to show you my autographed Ray Schalk B/W photo in a Purdue uniform (from when he was a baseball coach there in the 1950s).

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Would you be interested in selling this one?
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I'm pretty sure I know where the Aaron / Gehrig came from. They look nice Bill.
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I'm pretty sure I know where the Aaron / Gehrig came from.
Topps and Goudey.
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That Taft sticker is great!

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Cy Young upside down 4 back


T206 with a President Taft Campaign Sticker "Meet us at Wilmington" dated nov 9th on the back... after some research you can see Nov 9th 1909 Taft visited Wilmington... This is prob my favorite one... the fact that it made it through all these years with an piece of American History is awesome...


My 1 and only brown lenox... they are too rare to not be one of your favorites if you own one


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Here's a collage of my favorites. If I had to pick only three, they would be:

1914 CJ Baker
T3 Speaker
T206 Matty black cap
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Jamie,
Awesome brown Lenox!!!
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Thanks for the Bump Chris, too many holy grail cards in this thread..
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I am tempted to go back and edit my initial reply...

Cool bump!
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