T3 Turkey Reds - New Addition to the Master Set!!

[BearBailey]

Congrats! Thanks for the info. the T3 & T9 are Always my favorites.

[conor912]

This is what it's all about.

[rjackson44]

Goegeous

[Michael Peich]

Craig--Congratulations on the find. You learned excellent research skills as an undergraduate!

Cheers,
Mike

[Jay Wolt]

Craig congrats on the Paskert
Can't beleive the # is at 253

[brass_rat]

Congratulations, Craig! I'm glad that you are really "happy collecting"!

Cheers,
Steve

[edhans]

Nice work, Craig. Congratulations

[puckpaul]

i noticed in the recent RE Auction that almost all of the T3's (even with PSA 5 grades) had a print line just inside the border on at least one side and on 2-3 sides on some cards. i have many without this line....it doesn't seem to affect the PSA grade. i prefer to collect without these lines.

any idea what these lines are from and how common? are they a storage artifact for some collections of the cards? not sure how to upload the photos here, but you can just pull up any of the T3's in the recent auction to see them (a dark heavy line running the length of a side about an 1/8" in off the border.

thanks,
Paul

[DaveW]

Nice job! I love it when something new is discovered. Of course, now I'm 252 cards short of the complete set.

[Leon]

Congrats Craig, on a great find. I too love it when we uncover something new from a hundred year old set.

As for the lines, my guess without looking, is they are printer marks.

Originally Posted by puckpaul

i noticed in the recent RE Auction that almost all of the T3's (even with PSA 5 grades) had a print line just inside the border on at least one side and on 2-3 sides on some cards. i have many without this line....it doesn't seem to affect the PSA grade. i prefer to collect without these lines.

any idea what these lines are from and how common? are they a storage artifact for some collections of the cards? not sure how to upload the photos here, but you can just pull up any of the T3's in the recent auction to see them (a dark heavy line running the length of a side about an 1/8" in off the border.

thanks,
Paul