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Old 05-04-2024, 04:54 AM
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After a brief hiatus (and a couple of surgical procedures), we are back doing the TSOG Videos. Our "return from the dead" video features the Pins of Jackie Robinson. Below is the link, and hope you enjoy!

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Fabulous! So enjoyable to watch.
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Very nice Mark Enjoyed it... Feel better my friend!
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Sometimes in the pin world you must step up to the plate and give up something to get something..I have been a pin collector for 45 plus years and had only seen this pin once.. Well now twice! Extremely happy to add it to the collection.I really dont post many buys anymore but I just had to with this one. As a PM10 collector just an incredible item.. Nice union stamping on the back.. A Gem.. Enjoy...
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Phenomenal, Al...

Such a beautiful Banks image, and one I have NEVER seen before (in all these years of collecting).

Congrats on an incredible pickup!
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Phenomenal, Al...

Such a beautiful Banks image, and one I have NEVER seen before (in all these years of collecting).

Congrats on an incredible pickup!
Thankyou Mark Im still in disbelief.....
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Beauty Al, Congrats!
Awesome pin!
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Beauty Al, Congrats!
Awesome pin!
Thanks Scott... Your collection is out of this world my friend...
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Just picked this up. It measures 2.25 inches. I'd like to get some opinions on whether it's real or a reproduction.Thanks!!
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Aged Reproduction Ed......
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That's what I was afraid of. Thanks Al !
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That's what I was afraid of. Thanks Al !
Sorry Ed they came out about the same time the tin reproduction signs came out....
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Antique store find today.
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I picked up a couple of lots of pins pretty cheap. There's some scarce PM10s in there, plus the tough to find studio pin of Vida Blue. Thar series has been tolhe topic of a fair amount of discussion.
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Nice Gary! I just sent you a message about one of the Giants pins.
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Default 1940 Cincinnati Reds National League Champions pinback

I recently added this rare 1940 Cincinnati Reds National League Champions pinback to my advanced Johnny Vander Meer collection.
IMHO the condition is remarkable considering that it is 84 years old.

Although used sparingly in the 1940 season, Vandy was ironically called upon to be the starting pitcher on 9/18/40 @ Philadelphia.
This game clinched historic back-to-back NL Championships for the Cincinnati Reds.
Johnny was absolutely up to the task, pitching 12-innings for the win.
Vandy's line for the day: 10 K's and issuing only 3 walks, 8 hits and 3 ER.
The 1940 NL Champion Reds prevailed over the Phillies 4-3 n 13 innings...
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I recently added this rare 1940 Cincinnati Reds National League Champions pinback to my advanced Johnny Vander Meer collection. IMHO the condition is remarkable considering that it is 84 years old.
Great pin, Scott. I treasure my vintage Washington pins that have the little plastic players attached. I have no proof of this, but I think the catchers are rarer than batters and pitchers. And I have ones with a solid plastic baseball with a glove or bat, but I'm not sure I've ever seen a hollow one like yours. When it comes to 3-D, oddball, chachkas, whatever you want to call them, IMO pins rule!
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Great pin, Scott. I treasure my vintage Washington pins that have the little plastic players attached. I have no proof of this, but I think the catchers are rarer than batters and pitchers. And I have ones with a solid plastic baseball with a glove or bat, but I'm not sure I've ever seen a hollow one like yours. When it comes to 3-D, oddball, chachkas, whatever you want to call them, IMO pins rule!
Agreed. That hanger is off the charts. Great pin, too!
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Thanks Hank & Rob!
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I recently added this rare 1940 Cincinnati Reds National League Champions pinback to my advanced Johnny Vander Meer collection.
IMHO the condition is remarkable considering that it is 84 years old.

Although used sparingly in the 1940 season, Vandy was ironically called upon to be the starting pitcher on 9/18/40 @ Philadelphia.
This game clinched the historic back-to-back NL Championship for the Cincinnati Reds.
Johnny was absolutely up to the task, pitching 12-innings for the win.
Vandy's line for the day: 10 K's and issuing only 3 walks, 8 hits and 3 ER.
The 1940 NL Champion Reds prevailed over the Phillies 4-3 n 13 innings...
Love it Scott.. A Real Beauty!
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