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Oh and I think in the future...big name Hofer e cards will continue to rise...albeit at a slower rate than more mainstream issues. But the days of crazy priced common types is behind us I believe.
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E96?
No love for E96?
Only 30 cards, neat red print checklist on the backs, and Connie Mack! Great attainable set. When one completes E96, then what? |
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E254 Colgan's Zach Wheat.
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and a red border to boot....with the can it came in. http://luckeycards.com/pe270redsteinfeldt.jpg |
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It's Like Mr. Doyle's Auto Card was Pull'd from a Pack ~ This is One of the Nicest Auto Cards I've Ever Gazed Upon! And... My E90-1 Addition |
E222
I would very much like to find some more of these:
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Where are the E126 Collectors?
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E cards were all candy and gum before 1933.....I can't remember the last time someone came up to me at a show and asked if I had any E126 American Caramels? (most have a printed back unlike the one shown).....there are around 40 on the bay and my guess is most, except the bigger HOFers, don't move very quickly..This one is a boomerang from the first collection.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/Sports-Trad...=R40&_nkw=e126 , |
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