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Old 09-03-2015, 09:22 PM
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...one of my favorite action poses of all my pitcher photos and cards ; rookie year ; look at the intensity on that sweaty face.

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Old 09-06-2015, 06:15 AM
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...one of my favorite action poses of all my pitcher photos and cards ; rookie year ; look at the intensity on that sweaty face.

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Mike, this one and the others you posted are great! Thanks for sharing! You are motivating me....

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Old 09-06-2015, 07:10 AM
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I'm a big Feller and Koufax guy. Like Spahn and would add Herb Score who has 2 great Topps base cards.

Feller: 1950B and 1953B are fantastic shots. In lower grades, these are reasonably priced

Koufax: 1963 Fleer is good. The 1965 World Series card is a personal favorite ("Koufax Fans 15"). But for Topps base cards, other than 1956, there aren't a lot of action (though I love the 1965T pose, which you can also find on the 1964 Topps Giants)

Spahn: 1951B is a great shot, though it's stylized. Made the Mike Payne "Top 300 Cards of all time" book

Have you considered Herb Score? Fireballer who's career was cut short but led AL in Ks a few times. His 1956 is great, 1957 is good, and they are both moderately priced

Lastly, Bell Brand and Morrell Meats Koufax shots are some of my favorite cards of all, but expensive and scarce
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Old 09-06-2015, 07:42 AM
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I'm a big Feller and Koufax guy. Like Spahn and would add Herb Score who has 2 great Topps base cards.

Feller: 1950B and 1953B are fantastic shots. In lower grades, these are reasonably priced

Koufax: 1963 Fleer is good. The 1965 World Series card is a personal favorite ("Koufax Fans 15"). But for Topps base cards, other than 1956, there aren't a lot of action (though I love the 1965T pose, which you can also find on the 1964 Topps Giants)

Spahn: 1951B is a great shot, though it's stylized. Made the Mike Payne "Top 300 Cards of all time" book

Have you considered Herb Score? Fireballer who's career was cut short but led AL in Ks a few times. His 1956 is great, 1957 is good, and they are both moderately priced

Lastly, Bell Brand and Morrell Meats Koufax shots are some of my favorite cards of all, but expensive and scarce
Good calls, Mike. I have been looking at those Koufax, Spahn, and Feller issues. There is some nice, moderately priced material there, both regular and regional/team issue. You raise a good point in saying the '51 Bowman Spahn is "stylized." With the exception of some of the Exhibitis, many of the "action" shots of pitchers are staged. However, I still like them. They often put the uniform and stadium background on display. I am finding a few shots, however, that are legit action shots and they are really nice. I haven't considered Score to this point, but down the road I might.
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Old 09-06-2015, 07:51 AM
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Agree on the action shots being staged. Some famous ones I'd say (recalling some of the threads on this board on top vintage cards as well) would be

1) Ryan - 1970T (Ryan Saves the Day), 1971T, 1974T, 1980T
2) Seaver - 1974T
3) Gibson - 1969T World Series (Fans 17)

Besides the exhibits or non mainstream cards, I've found it tough to get real action shots prior to the 1971 set. Would love to see some of the action shots you've got.
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Old 09-06-2015, 08:05 AM
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I am just getting started down this road. Hopefully, I will have something to show. There will be some stylized but hopefully a few real action shots sprinkled in, too. Like I said, I love the uniform features and the old stadium backgrounds as much as anything. Thanks.

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good to hear! the one thing about the guys you picked though, is you are completely right as far as the regional cards. for that era, i think they are sooo cool and for the most part, rare.

as for my guys, and the reason that i stick to simply the basic topps versions, is the sole amount of overproduced regional crap that's out there. nolan ryan alone has 14000+ different cards. just waayy too much and would suck the enjoyment outta it for me.

but please, whatever you do...do not listen to mcoxon about herb score. i am not finished w/ my player set just yet and don't wantcha to get hooked on him (just yet, at least)! ; )
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