Introduction

[atx840]

Originally Posted by sevans1979

Its cool to hold a card that is over 100 years old and I love the hobby. I don't need a $1000 card to enjoy it.

+1.

Welcome aboard

[sbfinley]

Welcome friend. You will find a ton of knowledgeable and unique collectors here, as well as a few insane ones. (But they keep it fun.) Be cautious, T206's are addicting. I paused early this year around the 100 plateau to work on other projects and decided I would return to the set next year or later. Sunday I came across one I couldn't pass up and I've picked up another half dozen this week. They call it The Monster for a reason.

[deadballfreaK]

Welcome aboard the crazy train of T206! It's been a 35 year ride for me so far and I'm not sure it won't crash in the end.

[joeadcock]

Hello

Lots cool stuff to see.

[EvilKing00]

welcome aborard! u in the right place exp if your into T cards. Rerad through the old posts alot of info in here.

[t206blogcom]

Welcome to the group. T206s are the way to go!

[AMBST95]

Welcome aboard. I'm sure if you've been lurking that you've already learned a lot about the T206s. The T206 Resource site is loaded with information, the T206 Collection book is great to learn about the players, and I've found some great information reading Scot Reader's Inside T206 which you can download for free online. The best thing about t206 is that there are a lot out there and if you go low grade, the set can be done on a budget if you are wise and patient. In addition there are so many ways it can be collected. It can be addicting so give yourself a guideline to follow so you don't get overly swept up.

Good luck with your collecting!