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Old 05-04-2013, 05:39 PM
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All 100 T3's would be on my list, so to pick 1 or 2 is rough.
The Cobb & Speaker were mentioned earlier.
So here is one of my favorite common T3's.....a true work of art.

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Pre-war (don't own this card so borrowed the image off of eBay):



Post-war (don't have a high quality scan of mine--PSA 4--so borrowed this image):

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Old 05-04-2013, 07:05 PM
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Couldn't decide on THE nicest, so I'm showing these two that are right up there for me.
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Old 05-04-2013, 07:46 PM
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Post 52 B Mantle...Pre CJ Cobb
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I don't know how to post scans (embarrassingly) but all know these:

1957 Topps Mantle

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Certainly one of the best looking 19th century cards.
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All 100 T3's would be on my list, so to pick 1 or 2 is rough.
The Cobb & Speaker were mentioned earlier.
So here is one of my favorite common T3's.....a true work of art.
Jay,

Sorry to have stumbled upon this so long after you posted.

I agree...this is a work af art.

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Default My favorites vintage/postwar
Here's a couple........
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