RAW CARD collectors....show us some of your favorite cards

[tedzan]

Here's my RAW collection of N162 cards. Again, the first 12 cards.....and, the remaining 14 cards to complete this beautiful 1888
sportscard set of 50 subjects.

This is color lithography at its best. The GOODWIN CHAMPIONS album includes all 50 subjects, and its lithography is outstanding.







TED Z

[CW]

Great cards, everyone! Thanks for posting them.

BTW, inside every graded card collector is a raw card collector just waiting to crack out...

[Leon]

A few D382's....both of them have attributes I enjoy.

[powderfinger]

The best one of my 1919 Zeenuts ... so far! (Pardon the bad scan.)

[Exhibitman]

LOVE the 1948 misprint, Ted! Gotta love the error cards:





Here's another of my alltime favorites:

[tedzan]

Let's continue displaying more of your RAW cards.....here's some more from my RAW complete sets (Cobb postcard stands alone).










TED Z

[tedzan]

One more go-around on posting RAW cards......




My five SOVEREIGN Cobb's (excuse the graded Bat On card, it will soon be freed)




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My first Topps of Mickey and the last Topps of Mickey (with the seldom seen BLUE background color).




TED Z

[itjclarke]

Some of my raws (pardon the raw review). Not as exotic as some others but I like them.. and like them raw.

[tedzan]

Great stuff Ian......that's what this thread is all about.

Thanks for posting.

TED Z

[shaunsteig]

Neat idea, thanks for starting Ted. And thanks to everyone else for sharing.

I don't necessarily consider myself a raw card collector -- when I returned to collecting baseball cards 18 months ago, I've primarily purchased graded cards simply for the security reasons when purchasing items via the internet. But the bulk of my former collection is all raw, including these that I picked up nearly 20 years ago:



Also have a 1973 Topps rookie card of Mike Schmidt that I bought from the local card shop in Teaneck NJ for $100 as a kid -- at that point it was my first real "big item" purchase, so it surely has a strong sentimental attachment. Haven't yet made a scan of it though.
--S
p.s. the scratches on the Mantle are on the case, not the card

[itjclarke]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Great stuff Ian......that's what this thread is all about.

Thanks for posting.

TED Z

Thanks Ted, I'd post others but I picked up most of my looooong before I had a scanner, or even a computer. Your raw collection looks amazing! I just picked up my first N162 a few months ago, Brouthers (graded).. always been my favorite set aesthetically and now I finally have one.

[murcerfan]

prolly get an auction fluffer to say things I won't.

[murcerfan]

whoops...I didn't understand what "raw" meant.

like ya know, like:

does yer ball hang low do you swing it to the ground...

does it wobble to and fro and cause awe all around ?


..and yes..it's 100% real and not even a tiny little wrinkle....stiff as the day it was born.