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Old 02-21-2009, 06:18 PM
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Posted By: Todd C

the 4th thread was getting full.

how about a 1925 Exhibit of Cobb...



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Posted By: nbrazil

Paul - what is the 2nd card? the one after the ruth postcard?

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Posted By: Rob D.

1915 PC757 & M101-3 Sporting News postcards

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Old 02-21-2009, 07:00 PM
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Posted By: Paul

It's an M101-3 Sporting News postcard of Vean Gregg. It's a great looking set, & I only need the Johnson/Street postcard to complete the set. (another shameless plug) I have Rob Dewolf to thank for that one. A BIG THANK YOU to Rob happy.gif

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Posted By: nbrazil

thanks! I remember seeing a marquard in an auction. Really nice looking post card...think i'll try to add one to my collection. what are the prices like for the HOF'ers in the set?

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Posted By: Paul

HOFER estimates in VG condition....

Cobb- 1500.00-2000.00+

Marquard- 325.00+

Bresnahan- 325.00+

Collins- 450.00+

Johnson/Street- 450.00+



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Posted By: Steve Dawson

in the last two weeks! happy.gif :

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This completes my '33 Goudey Ruth quartet happy.gif (plus I also have the '34 Goudey Premium)

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Posted By: David McDonald

Red Cobb, Red Cross and Red Sun from 19th Century finally arrived (because I finally paid for them). Thanks, Seth.
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Herzog and Chesbro courtesy of Barry S.
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Leach and Jolley via BST (Thanks David H. & Dan S.), Murray via eBay
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Postcard obtained from Bagger on eBay. We should do a Red Belt thread sometime; they are neat cards.
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Acquired these three Japanese cards at a Hawaiiana show yesterday. First is a 1962 card of Wally Yonamine, next are 1947 cards of Victor Starffin and Bozo Wakabayashi. Scan scale is a little wonky; they are about the size of a Zeenut. Don't know the issues; perhaps Robt. Klevens can weigh in.
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Holy Moses! Vintage cards, scantily-clad Polynesian maidens, plenty penguins, authentic Dutch people and more.
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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

David, I like the "Red" theme!!!

Red Cobb
Red Cross Chase
Red Sun Foster
Red Border Jolley
Red Background CJ Leach
Red Murray E97
Red Belt PC

Tell me that was on purpose!!!
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Posted By: David McDonald

Rhett: Just a coincidence. Funny how it worked out.

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Thanks to Steve whom I met at last year's Boston Shriner's show

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From a complete 16 page 1908 Police Gazette.

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Posted By: David Poses

Not in-hand yet, but I'm very excited about this pickup...

1914 Cracker Jack Peckinpaugh SGC 40

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Posted By: steve

I collected coins as a kid. Now I just love these little round jobs.
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Posted By: Michael Steele

Jason: Nice cards. I like the Carrigan, Wagner Triplefolder.

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Posted By: Matt

A 50 or 60 that was knocked down due to caramel on the back.

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Posted By: Marty Ogelvie

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#32 or #33, hard to remember now.

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Old 02-24-2009, 01:50 PM
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Posted By: Rob D.

A nice way to celebrate Fat Tuesday, this arrived in the mail today. Thanks to Kevin for a smooth transaction and to Jeff L. for the heads-up.

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Apologies for my not passing along the knowledge that this card was for sale and denying anyone who might have been interested a chance to buy it.

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Old 02-24-2009, 01:51 PM
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Wow Rob...thats a beauty!

I wish you would have told me it was for sale though. sad.gif

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Posted By: Jeff Prizner

wow, very nice Rob!!!

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Old 02-24-2009, 02:46 PM
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Posted By: Dan Bretta

Nice card Rob, but you know this just means that Lichtman will now pick one up in higher grade and for half the cost.

wink.gif <--------winking smiley!

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

Rob, great card (I think it's my second favorite of your Lajoies now).

I've really been moved by our new President's request that we spread the wealth around so I was happy to oblige.

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Posted By: Rob D.

Thanks for the nice words.

Though I was thrilled when Jeff pointed me in the direction of the Texas Tommy, I would have been incredibly naive to think he doesn't have a line on an SGC 60 example for himself, which I expect him to post an image of by the weekend.

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

1921 W516-2-2

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Posted By: Joe D.

awesome card rob. congrats.


How come Jeff never points me to cards I like?

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Posted By: Lee Behrens

Jason,

Nice T202 pickup, the Carrigan/Wagner commons are not your run of the mill commons.

Lee

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Posted By: Paul Carek

Nice T206 Davis. I never tire of seeing the captain of the Munchkinland Nine.

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

Joe, as soon as I spot a clown in the pre-1930s graded category you'll be getting a call....

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Posted By: David McDonald

Always wanted one of these Ruth Exhibits. Have been the penultimate bidder more times than I can recollect; finally prevailed in the recent Goodwin auction.
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Won Walsh on eBay. One of the nicer T206 portraits in my humble opinion. Traded with Josh K for this sharp looking Miner Brown.
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Was absolutely tickled to snare this M116 Murray on eBay.
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A humble 1913 Parker Bros. game card with an esskicker image of Lajoie courtesy of Paul C. on the BST.
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Posted By: Jimmy Muscarella

David, awesome '21 Ruth. I'm jealous...I'm currently looking for one (in the condition of about a 1!).

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Posted By: leon

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Posted By: Steve Murray

I knew I had no chance so I didn't even bid. You can thank "T" for that one happy.gif

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Posted By: leon

It got ran up on me at the end. I guess someone else wanted it too. My max bid was several increments higher... Not sure about who "T" is but I know where this one came from....(who the consignor was)


"T"?.....a kind board member emailed me and reminded me....of course that is True

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Posted By: Jeff Prizner

Nice Ruth David!

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A little more modern.

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Thanks for the comments, Lee!

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Posted By: Phil Garry

Just back from SGC today...........


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Thanks, Scott



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Posted By: Tony Andrea

Phil,
Now that's just sick. What a great cabinet. Congrat's.

Tony A.

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Posted By: Mike

Its been a very interesting month...

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Just in from SGC (GAI/SCD crack/resub's on left - Leach is an ASA crack/resub)

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and various from the B/S/T and board members. Thanks Patrick, Paul, David, and others.

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Congrats Mike, there's a lot of toughies in your group.

This is the nicest SGC 40 I have ever seen. Back is perfect.

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Mike - you're making great progress with some tough cards!




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Sweet cabinet Phil! Where did you find that amazing piece?

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

Picked up a couple new 'town team' cards for the collection...

Hastings

Not really a town team, but the U of Nebraska Ag school team
U of Nebraska Ag College 1910

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Posted By: Phil Garry

Thanks, Jeff

I picked it up from a Net 54 member

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