e271 darby choclates

[rjackson44]

love to see any if possible ...who owns them and how tuff are they...i know its a long shot.thank you octavio these are from a stock photo not mine.they are e271 thank you leon i adjusted.

[Leon]

Burdick classified them as E271. You might change your title through the advanced edit tab in your post. They are very tough...

[rjackson44]

damm it leon i knew you had one omg ,,ive gone to heaven you made my day ,,wow...

[ullmandds]

this will be a short thread!

[rjackson44]

peter i think your right cool response

[glenv]

Here's another. This one has been restored (article about the restoration in VCBC #7).

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[1880nonsports]

that had that one restored and wrote about it. I bought mine around the same time from Tom Slater's political gallery warts and all......... Didn't Tik and Tik display a complete box at the national 10 or so years ago?

[Hankphenom]

McKee has a WaJo. Can we see it, Dan?

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by 1880nonsports

I bought mine around the same time from Tom Slater's political gallery warts and all.........

Man, did I love those phone auctions. Still have the catalogs in all their black-and-white glory.

[ls7plus]

Having been in this hobby for going on 25 years, IMHO, Darby's are about as tough as tough gets! If you want one, buy in any condition.

Larry

[HRBAKER]

I believe I remember seeing a die-cut "Chief" Myers for sale at the National. It was slabbed. May have been another player but it was a Darby.

[Matthew H]

There were four "die-cut" Darby's in the last Leland's auction:

http://www.lelands.com/Home/SearchRe...cription=Darby

[uffda51]

Here's mine, which I obtained in about 1996.

[rjackson44]

thank you bruce and leon great peices omg ,,

[Steve D]

Here's a Cobb I saved a scan of. It was in a Legendary auction last year.

Steve