June pickups.

[mybuddyinc]

^^^^^ WOW on the Tolstoi Cobb !!!!!!!!!!!!!


Few toughies off the list. Thanks Doug, Frank, and Luke

Dahlen may jump out as the toughest, but the other three are as tough, if not tougher, imo ..................

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Fun stuff, Scott

[Sean]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

On a bit of Three-Finger Run.

Hey Ryan, it seems like we are going to end up with very similar collections.

[MikeGarcia]

I've always liked that pose...Hank needed company....----I wanted just the " Burke Postcard" aspect of the item but it still looks okay even with the fountain-pen signature.It's not too intrusive.

..I'll add a scan of the backs for the guys who catalog all the different Burke postcard varieties...

..

[MikeGarcia]

Originally Posted by MikeGarcia

I've always liked that pose...Hank needed company....----I wanted just the " Burke Postcard" aspect of the item but it still looks okay even with the fountain-pen signature.It's not too intrusive.

..I'll add a scan of the backs for the guys who catalog all the different Burke postcard varieties...

..

...the Doerr is on the left .

..

[BBT206]

Not a card, but I thought it was a neat item. I was in Bisbee, AZ the past couple of days and I picked this item up. It is a door off a display case that was in the E.B. Wallace Pool Hall and Smoke Shop located at 26 Main St. in Bisbee. The only information that I could find about Wallace, is he came to Bisbee in 1906 at the age of 25 and died in 1965.

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[orly57]

A lot of you guys reached out to me wondering why I was selling my CJ Cobb's. Some thought I was leaving the hobby and reached out to me. It was actually really nice to see the good guys on this board come out and show concern. Thankfully there was no cause for concern. I sold my 1914 and 1915 for this upgrade.

[Sean]

Nice, Orlando.

[mechanicalman]

Originally Posted by orly57

A lot of you guys reached out to me wondering why I was selling my CJ Cobb's. Some thought I was leaving the hobby and reached out to me. It was actually really nice to see the good guys on this board come out and show concern. Thankfully there was no cause for concern. I sold my 1914 and 1915 for this upgrade.

Wow. Sweet card. I do trust that, if you do decide to leave the hobby at some point, you'll have the courtesy of letting the board know via a new thread.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by orly57

A lot of you guys reached out to me wondering why I was selling my CJ Cobb's. Some thought I was leaving the hobby and reached out to me. It was actually really nice to see the good guys on this board come out and show concern. Thankfully there was no cause for concern. I sold my 1914 and 1915 for this upgrade.

That's some nice waterfront property, Orlando.

[orly57]

Thanks Jake! It's not psa, but I hope you still approve.

Oh, Jeff! Thought you were someone else.

[Brian Van Horn]

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[BeanTown]

Sweet upgrade Orlando on a classic card. Brian, super rare Mall Theatre back card as it's the toughest back to get.

[GregMitch34]

Scarce postcard from 1912 of Giants, marking World Series win. There's a 2nd version of this with names under team photo but no postcard back.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1497622807

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

Sweet upgrade Orlando on a classic card. Brian, super rare Mall Theatre back card as it's the toughest back to get.

Thank you, Jay Cee.

[Aaron Seefeldt]

Beautiful CJ Cobb! Congratulations on 1 heck of a pick up Orlando.

[Jersey City Giants]

PSA 5 T206 McGraw portrait with cap Lenox black back

[rainier2004]

Very nice Orly. Freakin wow!

[ValKehl]

Brian, great pickup, says me with envy, because me still needs a Mall Theatre for me type collection. Some day, me ship will come in!

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Brian, great pickup, says me with envy, because me still needs a Mall Theatre for me type collection. Some day, me ship will come in!

Thank you, Val.

[iowadoc77]

Originally Posted by Jersey City Giants

PSA 5 T206 McGraw portrait with cap Lenox black back

Great card! That would be a big upgrade for me!

[jb217676]

Here's a sweet C.1920's Snapshot of Babe Ruth & friend!

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by jb217676

Here's a sweet C.1920's Snapshot of Babe Ruth & friend!

I think Ruth just crushed that poor man's hand. Ouch!

[GregMitch34]

My latest from Helmar--the Babe hurling for
Providence.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1497727130

[Neal]

Been looking for a presentable, affordable version for some time

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[irv]

Originally Posted by jb217676

Here's a sweet C.1920's Snapshot of Babe Ruth & friend!

Originally Posted by GregMitch34

My latest from Helmar--the Babe hurling for
Providence.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1497727130

Originally Posted by Neal

Been looking for a presentable, affordable version for some time

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Very nice, Guys!
I currently have "0" Ruth items in my collection but I'd sure like to change that!

[nameless]

My first examples of either type. Also appears to be a crop mark to the left of the e92 front.

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[yanksfan09]

Great Cobb Orlando! Love the Caramel Ruth Neal!

[paul]

I wish every Old Judge looked this good.

[tbob]

Almost finished with the E98 Master Set. The Blues were really tough.

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

Orly love that Cobby! It even has the red paintbrush effect in the top white border.

I picked this up recently from a very discerning (and turns out very patient) collector who told me he looked for 3+ years for just the right one. He schooled me on how hard it is to find these 51 Bowman without any back stains or print lines, have good registration and centering. Once I started really looking for one I quickly figured out how correct he was!

[soxinseven]

This card made it's rounds through the hobby and ended up back in my collection...

[calvindog]

[Kingcobb]

Jeff that is a cool Cobb. Congrats

[edjs]

Jeff, wow. You're killing with the Cobbs lately.

[Bicem]

Great pickup Jeff.

[nat]

This guy is on another thread, but I'm so happy with him he'll make an appearance over here too.

[tjb1952tjb]

Originally Posted by ajjohnsonsoxfan

Orly love that Cobby! It even has the red paintbrush effect in the top white border.

I picked this up recently from a very discerning (and turns out very patient) collector who told me he looked for 3+ years for just the right one. He schooled me on how hard it is to find these 51 Bowman without any back stains or print lines, have good registration and centering. Once I started really looking for one I quickly figured out how correct he was!

Super nice Mays rookie!!

[philliesphan]

Wow, Jeff, that Cobb Ju Ju Drums is fantastic!

Congrats on the pickup

[calvindog]

Thank you, all!

[Kenny Cole]

This was the #1 card on my want list. I am absolutely thrilled to be able to check it off.

[Iwantmorecards77]

Been a while since I had any pre-war pick-ups. A couple of minor additions to the collection:

[Rhotchkiss]

One is a beauty, the other an absolute beast (beater), but tough to find an Evers Piedmont Fact 42 in any condition.

[Sean]

Great Cy, now about that Evers.....

I guess that it's lucky there was enough of the back left to see the factory number.

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by Sean

Great Cy, now about that Evers.....

I guess that it's lucky there was enough of the back left to see the factory number.

Luckily you can make out (barely) the "42" and you can see in upper left its clearly a 350-460. Otherwise, we would have to take SGC's word for it. Ugly card indeed

[PiratesWS1979]

Beautiful Cy Young, Ryan.

[rsst206]

Nice Young
I think it was under graded.

Ron

[h2oya311]

Originally Posted by Kenny Cole

This was the #1 card on my want list. I am absolutely thrilled to be able to check it off.

Kenny - incredible pick-up! Congrats!!!!

[RackPackManiac]

1916 Chicago Cubs Postcard with the players wearing Chicago Whales uniforms

[mybuddyinc]

Chesbro

Evers

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Fun, fun, Scott

[Sean]

That Evers Sovereign is a tough card. Nice going Scott.