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Posted By: Brad
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Posted By: Dave
Just love the color here and love the back...and the fact it was cheap! |
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Posted By: Dan Kravitz
Gotta love 'em leaning on the bat... |
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Posted By: Richard
My favorite card is this 1903 E107 Phillippe. Cool card because it depicts him with Louisville, one of only two in the set to do so. Hope everyone has a great weekend. |
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Posted By: Brian
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Posted By: Anonymous
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Posted By: Jerry
Hard descision, but right now, Smilin Tim |
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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis
Sorry, but I cannot decide which one....from these four.... |
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Posted By: David Vargha
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Posted By: steve f
Tough choices, but I vote for Satchmo. |
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Posted By: JimB
Today's favorites. Tomorrow could be different. |
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Posted By: Sean
This would have to be mine... |
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Posted By: Brian
Condition wise, this is probably one of my poorest cards, but it is still my favorite: |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
prewar |
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Posted By: Ray
Flavors of the week: |
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Posted By: Jason Carota
As others have said, it is hard to pick just one. Here are my two: |
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Posted By: Ray Piskadlo
Without a doubt... Shoeless Joe, Nap, and Chapman. |
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Posted By: Zach Rice
My three favorites are all below. From the easiest to the toughest. |
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Posted By: Clint
Postcard of my Great Grandfather batting. |
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Posted By: anthony
hard to have just one favorite like most of everyone else but here's two near the top of the list of mine... |
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Posted By: fkw
Since I love the rare and unusual. |
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Posted By: Tony Andrea
By far my favorite card from the set so far. Tony |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Frank, what's the story behind that card? It looks like instead of being packed inside the bread package it was probably tied to the twist tie. No other examples have ever surfaced? |
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Posted By: bill
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Posted By: Bob Shannon
E99 Ping Bodie |
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Posted By: anthony
hey tony, that jersey makes keeler look like he has a "beetie" head |
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Posted By: Joann
For the umpteen-billionth time, I'll post this scan. |
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Posted By: Dean H
Mine would have to be one of these three. Wagner is now an SGC 80 and Cobb and SGC 30 |
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Posted By: fkw
Dan, A hanger card attached to the bread like you said, or maybe a bread display. Only one Ive seen. Ive had it for about 5-6 years. I post pics a few times a year and have never seen or heard of another. |
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Posted By: Joe D.
Edit to say: Joann, I never get tired of seeing that card. A hobby gem! |
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Posted By: Dan Kravitz
MY NEW FAV... |
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Posted By: scott brockelman
Oh to have my BL460 cobb back, even in the wretched condition it was in. |
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Posted By: Preece1
But here are two of them: |
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Posted By: Dean H
Yep, they did get the M116 Wagner right. |
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Posted By: Frank Wakefield
Great story, Jeff O!! I remember how a friend of mine and I got on an elevator in St. Louis one summer in the 70s, Luzinski and Bowa were on there already. All of us were going for pre-game, BP for them, beer for us. |
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Posted By: Noel
Joe, what a tremendous Cobb postcard, what company made those? Frank what an awesome Stengel, I have never seen either of those cards. That is what makes this forum so awesome. Thanks for expanding my dream card list! |
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Posted By: Kelly
My favorite card... |
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Posted By: Brian E.
I originally acquired it on Ebay in '02, let it go in '04 and reaquired it in '06 |
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Posted By: Zeenut
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Posted By: Mike
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Posted By: Joe D.
It is a Real Photo Postcard - and the image is pretty awesome. |
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Posted By: Andrew
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Posted By: Andrew
Probably not my favorite in terms of aesthetics, but I enjoy the rarity surrounding it. |
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