T206 upside down back scarcity/ let's get a count

[GoldenAge50s]

Sorry Johnny, but all my T206 backs are UP-standing in my community.

[willworkforT206]

Johnny,

Here you go....sorry for the delay in posting it.

Another one that I know of, but haven't seen for many years, is a Kisinger Sweet Caporal. From what I can remember, the back looked very similar to this Dubuc (pretty well centered, two backs showing).

Steve

[Jantz]

Here ya go Johnny

Not my cards...just borrowing the scans.

Since the owners have posted the King & Dubuc, here are the other two I mentioned in an earlier post.

Enjoy


Jantz

[atx840]

Both owned by a board member.




Steve, here is the Kinsinger

[Blunder19]

Hey Guys.. been away for what feels like 2 weeks... my 2 upsidedowns are already posted in the thread... I love these cards...

in all my searches for my good friend Mr. Seymour I came across this...

(if the owner sees this and feels like selling for top dollar shoot me an email)

[mrvster]

Thanks guys!!

Great to hear from all of you and thanks for the scans......

Excellent work.....

Looks like about 20 so far accounted for, they are all the ones i have seen through out the years.....

I was guesstimated i have seen about 2 dozen ......over the years....


Maybe there are only 50-100 that exist????????????????

This is great work.....as Jim said, these are bl 460 tough, or tougher!!!



Keep 'em coming if we can find some more.....


Does anyone have any opinions of how many might exist??????

I thought we might see some examples that haven't been seen.....

If u have an uppy, PLEASE POST A SCAN


and if u own one, you are a lucky bastard

[Eggoman]

I realize that its been several years and no doubt more T206 "Upside Down" backs have been found. I just wanted to throw mine into the count. I have a Stoney McGlynn Cycle Upside Down back that is on its way back from SGC. It graded a 20. I'd be happy to post an image of it when I get it back if anyone is interested. Not that I'd sell it, but I haven't seen any other Cycle "Uppies" before. Are there others???