February Pickups

[GregMitch34]

From the Lawson's Game--the very first baseball card game, so it's said. This is one of the rarest cards in the set. 1884. I guess this makes this my oldest card.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1391750316

[mattsey9]

[Leon]

Originally Posted by GregMitch34

From the Lawson's Game--the very first baseball card game, so it's said. This is one of the rarest cards in the set. 1884. I guess this makes this my oldest card.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1391750316

Great looking card.
For the record I have owned several sets and all of the cards are exactly equal in rarity, in my experiences.

We might even have a nice raw set in our upcoming auction, as we have before.

[Jay Wolt]

Leon in the set there are multiple cards of some, like the Striker and some cards are solo like the Umpire.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

Leon in the set there are multiple cards of some, like the Striker and some cards are solo like the Umpire.

Woops forgot. There are in fact different numbers of different players. I was thinking that all of the decks of cards I had seen were the same..Time to go back to sleep.

and I should add, yes Greg, you were correct on this.

[nolemmings]

Silks of a couple of notorious guys:

[yanksfan09]

Nice silks Todd.

Here's a few that came today:
2 are from a fellow board member, down to needing about 25 more for my Cracker Jack set!

[pete zouras]

[GregMitch34]

Leon, according to Pop reports (which I know don't represent all cards) the "Striker" card (which I also have) and one other appear in dozens of copies, all of the others only a handful at PSA and another handful at SGC... so from that, yes, there are two "commons" and the rest about equally scarce..