OK Here's my question!

[Abravefan11]

Originally Posted by tedzan

The Sweet Caporal, Factory #25 subset accounts for another 480 cards (approx.). And, the Sweet Caporal, Factory #42 sub-set accounts for another 60 cards (approx.).

TED Z

Ted - As you may know I've been studying the Sweet Caporal cards for sometime now trying to get a better idea of what was and was not printed with respect to each back.

Sweet Caporal 350-460 Factory 42 (No Overprint) = 46 Subjects (2 unconfirmed)
Sweet Caporal 150 Factory 25 = 153 Subjects (11 unconfirmed)

Sweet Caporal 350 Factory 25 and Sweet Caporal 350-460 Factory 25 are both still a work in progress. As many as 402 subjects were printed with the SC 350 No.25 back with a large number of them having been confirmed. The SC 350-460 No.25 group numbers no more than 69 with all but 15 being confirmed to date.

Total number of Sweet Caporal Factory 25 believed possible at this time = 624

These confirmed numbers are not the results of surveys I've done but cards myself, Jim Rivera or Craig Wright have actually seen.

I hope these numbers prove helpful.

[tedzan]

[QUOTE=Abravefan11;942781]Ted - As you may know I've been studying the Sweet Caporal cards for sometime now trying to get a better idea of what was and was not printed with respect to each back.

Sweet Caporal 350-460 Factory 42 (No Overprint) = 42 Subjects (All confirmed)

Total number of Sweet Caporal Factory 25 believed possible at this time = 624
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Tim
1st....my number of "approx. 60" for the Sweet Caporal, Factory 42 (No Overprint) includes the 19 additional Sweet Caporal 460/42 (No Overprint)
cards that have been confirmed from the 460-Only series.

2nd....and, thanks for the better number of a possible 624 for the Sweet Caporal Factory 25 sub-set. I have revised the grand total to 4996 in my
above post to reflect this.


TED Z

[Abravefan11]

For the sake of accuracy the Sweet Cap 350-460 No.42 (No Overprint) group is 46 subjects. I corrected my post but it's wrong in Teds post above that quoted mine.

Also we believe there were only 12 460 Only subjects printed with this back.

[egbeachley]

Thanks for the updates. Now we are comparing aples to apples.

I notice you didn't add the Coupons

[tedzan]

Hey guy....I think you want me to stir up some controversy....don't you

Really, I'm one on this forum who is completely convinced that these 1910 COUPON cards should be included in the T206 "family".

But, I try not to push it....why stir up a "hornets nest"....I will leave well enough alone (at least for now)


TED Z

[mrvster]

DAVID!

Your an animal!! i think it's a great idea...i'm addicted also....those damn handcut candies(i love t206 printers scrap)...and anything t206....


Peace

Johnny

[wonkaticket]

"Aloha! I have collectd t206's for many decades.....never much payed much attention to the backs, other than avoiding cards with back damage. While flipping through my 206s I see I have a T206 Al Burch in fielding position with a brown lenox back "factory 30 2nd dist NY. It is a beater with multiple creases but all the print and pic are clear. For a long time I heard that the brown ones were just washed out black ones. The back is dingy and looks a little faded, but I have had it for 30+ yrs so I don't think it was ever deliberately doctored. Would fading do this? Will try to post a pic but I am a computer idiot. dave"

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=141940

Dave happy to help perhaps you can sell me your newly found "Brown Lenox" Burch I can make sure to give you some cards and plenty of scratch towards your new super set project! BTW love to see the card (Burch) even if he's not for sale don't see to many "Brown Lenox" cards besides need to know if we need to update the list...the list guys like Tim get crazy when there's cards missing that need to be counted.

Cheers,

John