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Old 10-10-2015, 11:29 AM
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Circa-1910-F...item2ee39ebc0e does anyone have any idea what product this baker card came from.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Circa-1910-F...item2ee39ebc0e does anyone have any idea what product this baker card came from.
It looks like a cross between an E107 and M116 and sort of has the look of the 1915 W-Unc Cards.....pretty cool...
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I thought it was pretty neat too leon and it looks very close to a e107
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the image looks to be from the 1908 or the 1909 season very early in phila A's career
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1915 W-Unc. One additional note: Baker didn't play in the 1915 season.
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Probably not a 1915 W-unc. I'm pretty sure seller has handled or owned cards from that set and would note the similarities. Also, 1915 W-uncs are action shots and not portraits, and are far muddier in appearance than this Baker:

Even the font does not match up well with the 1915 w-unc.
Could be from that set, but it sure lacks most of the attributes.
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The seller is a member of our board. He's a good guy and I've worked with him multiple times in the past, maybe he'll see this thread and chime in with his thoughts....
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It looks familiar, has it been shown here before? That bottom cut rings a bell...
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Probably not a 1915 W-unc. I'm pretty sure seller has handled or owned cards from that set and would note the similarities. Also, 1915 W-uncs are action shots and not portraits, and are far muddier in appearance than this Baker:

Even the font does not match up well with the 1915 w-unc.
Could be from that set, but it sure lacks most of the attributes.
I wasn't saying it is, or looks exactly like, a '15 w-unc. At first glance, to me, it has the E107/M116/W-Unc '15/M101-4/5 look to it. I examined 6 of the the w-unc's scans of cards I used to own before I said what I did.
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In what way would the grading companies slab and label something like this? Or would they not without a definite of what the issue is?
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I wasn't saying it is, or looks exactly like, a '15 w-unc. At first glance, to me, it has the E107/M116/W-Unc '15/M101-4/5 look to it. I examined 6 of the the w-unc's scans of cards I used to own before I said what I did.
I wasn't responding to you Leon, I was disagreeing with Brian.
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I wasn't responding to you Leon, I was disagreeing with Brian.
My apologies.....carry on ...
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it could have come from a candy box or a store display but you would think others would have shown up in the hobby.
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