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03-25-2011, 04:05 PM
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The 17 lost include
Old Mill: Coles/Augusta, Reagan/New Orleans
Peidmont: Ames/glove, Birmingham, Covaleski, Elberfeld/N.Y. Amer/portriat, Joss/Glove, Lajoie/pitching, Magee/portriat, Mathewson/white cap, Owen/Chicago, Parent/Chicago, Seymore/batting, Warhop, Willis/batting Hindu: Perdue/Nashville–PSA4 (from the Goodwin auction a couple months ago) Of those I know, there are six more Hindu backed cards, and the other five are Piedmonts. 
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03-25-2011, 04:28 PM
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This is one...
....of my favorite T206 side quests. Really cool stuff!
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03-25-2011, 04:39 PM
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Amazing
It's hard to believe you've got essentially 1/3rd of the set with that back stamp. Kudos to Ed & Mr McCormick for assembling some truly great collections. Sorry if this has already been discussed, but did McCormick collect only T206s?
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03-25-2011, 07:58 PM
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Quote:
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03-25-2011, 10:48 PM
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He had a couple E96s also
I know because I've been approached by two owners of E96s (a total of six cards) that have asked if I would be interested in those also. Didn't know what I was getting in to with the T206s, so not about to start on another.
Out of the 173, you have to realize there are quite a few duplicates. So far, I've found four Red Ames portraits, three Grahams/St. Louis, four Elberfeld/New York portraits and I have one Lundgren/Chicago and know the owner of another. Plus a lot of others that I just can't think of and am too tired to go through the book and note them all. But I'm just amazed at how many he must have had in the first place to have 200 that we know of still around one hundred and two years later.
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03-26-2011, 07:45 AM
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When did you get your first "McCormick" card?
When did you decide to chase after them? And how long ago was it that I sent you the Spade card? It seems like years to me. I really underestimated your tenacity, even getting over 100 is amazing. I doubt this could have been accomplished pre-internet. Congratulations. And keep at it!!! FW
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03-26-2011, 12:21 PM
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frank a
great suggestion.
i have found a couple of mine with baker stamped on the back that might be worth a go. just teasin' ed. great work. I think i remember one of my horizontals coming your way aeons ago. best, barry
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