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orly57 10-13-2016 11:14 AM

Question on t206 years
 
I have seen T206s in holders where some will reflect 1909, some 1910, and others 1911. And I mean the same card, like a Cobb "piedmont Bat Off" with differing years. Were they released in different years or is this just grading companies differing? If released in different years, how can you tell the difference?

Pat R 10-13-2016 11:39 AM

In post #6 in this thread Tim provided a chart on the estimated timeline
for the print groups.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...99#post1080099

You can find a list of all the subjects from each print group here.
http://t206resource.com/Checklist%20Main.html

There's a lot of great info on this site they also give an estimated timeline of the series and backs starting with this page.

http://t206resource.com/Series%20150.html

orly57 10-13-2016 12:14 PM

Will do. Thanks Pat.

sreader3 10-13-2016 04:50 PM

I missed Tim's 2013 post.

I agree with Tim for the most part, except I think (1) the 6 superprints were likely released contemporaneously with the 350-only subjects (circa March 1910) and (2) the 48 southern leaguers should be split into two distinct print groups: (i) 150/350 (34 subjects, available with Brown Hindu, released mid-1909) and (ii) 350-only (14 subjects, not available with Brown Hindu, released in early 1910). Also, just as the print run of the 14 350-only southern leaguers started later, it also ended later (as evidenced by these 14 being extant in larger quantities with Piedmont 350 than the other 34).

The-Cardfather 10-13-2016 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by sreader3 (Post 1593528)
I missed Tim's 2013 post.

I agree with Tim for the most part, except I think (1) the 6 superprints were likely released contemporaneously with the 350-only subjects (circa March 1910) and (2) the 48 southern leaguers should be split into two distinct print groups: (i) 150/350 (34 subjects, available with Brown Hindu, released mid-1909) and (ii) 350-only (14 subjects, not available with Brown Hindu, released in early 1910). Also, just as the print run of the 14 350-only southern leaguers started later, it also ended later (as evidenced by these 14 being extant in larger quantities with Piedmont 350 than the other 34).


Scott,

You neglected to put in a plug for your own website, so I'll do it for you.
Here it is: http://www.t206insider.com
It's a great site!

Pat R 10-13-2016 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by The Cardfather (Post 1593591)
Scott,

You neglected to put in a plug for your own website, so I'll do it for you.
Here it is: http://www.t206insider.com
It's a great site!

+1

Scot has done a tremendous amount of re-search that he has been kind enough
to share.

I printed a copy of his inside T206 several year ago that I keep at my desk.
Attachment 248075
Attachment 248076

I highly recommend it for any T206 collector.

edhans 10-14-2016 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Pat R (Post 1593601)
+1

I printed a copy of his inside T206 several year ago that I keep at my desk.

I highly recommend it for any T206 collector.

+1


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