E107 anyone?

[ls7plus]

Originally Posted by joeadcock

Dan those 3 certainly would do for me.

Darn right, Dan--I'd be delighted to own either or both. You should see my 1947 Tip Top Bread Spahn, Kiner and Berra, if you think those are in rough shape!

Best always,

Larry

[ValKehl]

Hi Scott - Do you know if anyone has ever completed either of the E270 sets (Red Borders or Tin Tops) or the E271 set? If not, then the E107 set may not be any tougher than these E sets to complete??

Insofar as obtaining an individual example is concerned, IMHO an E222 and an E271 are much tougher to obtain than an E107 (Scott, I realize that you didn't make any assertion re individual examples).

Best, Val

[Leon]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Hi Scott - Do you know if anyone has ever completed either of the E270 sets (Red Borders or Tin Tops) or the E271 set? If not, then the E107 set may not be any tougher than these E sets to complete??

Insofar as obtaining an individual example is concerned, IMHO an E222 and an E271 are much tougher to obtain than an E107 (Scott, I realize that you didn't make any assertion re individual examples).

Best, Val

As far as cataloged E sets I think these might be the most difficult to obtain at least 1 copy of....but the set is much smaller too. And with the Las Angeles team having 2 completely different cards I am not sure there is a full set known.....

[DanP]

Originally Posted by ls7plus

Darn right, Dan--I'd be delighted to own either or both. You should see my 1947 Tip Top Bread Spahn, Kiner and Berra, if you think those are in rough shape!

Best always,

Larry

Thanks guys. I'm guessing that I wouldn't upgrade these cards even if I had the opportunity. I still need a bunch of E107's so I'm hoping there's more out there in this condition!