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Old 12-16-2011, 03:43 PM
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Now T206 feels like the mainstream
That is exactly how I feel. T206s were sort of my first taste with prewar cards, but I was soon drawn to more "unique" items. The 206s are a beautiful set, but they are all over the place and began to feel "too common" for me. Stuff like the Cravats pennants, E125s, or an oddball trade card certainly excite me far more than a rare back on a 206.

That said, I certainly am not knocking anyone else's taste or collecting preferences. I just prefer stuff a little rarer, a little more oddball. I'm sure a lot of 206 collectors would think my stuff is junk Collect what you love!

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Im with Barry and Chris

In my eyes, even the very rare T206 backs are common... compared to what a type collector seeks

Broadleaf 460 or Drum back... pfft ......common compared to a 1911 Big Eater, 1917 D350 Merchants Bakery, 1928 F50 Greiners Bakery, or W519-2-2, etc., etc.

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