Please Show cards you believe could be one of a kind in your collection

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by tedzan

I could be proven wrong....but, so far this is the only known T206 Buck Herzog with a UZIT back.
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Ted,

I think a Uzit Herzog sold in the recent REA auction, so there's at least that one in addition to the one you posted. (Great card you've got there, by the way.)

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by Rob D.

Ted,

I think a Uzit Herzog sold in the recent REA auction, so there's at least that one in addition to the one you posted. (Great card you've got there, by the way.)

Rob

The card you see here is the one REA recently sold.

For some years now, there were several collectors who wanted this Herzog and since it was (to the best of my knowledge) "one of a kind",
I consigned it to REA to see what its market value would rise to.

Thanks for the compliment.


TED Z

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Rob

The card you see here is the one REA recently sold.

For some years now, there were several collectors who wanted this Herzog and since it was (to the best of my knowledge) "one of a kind",
I consigned it to REA to see what its market value would rise to.

Thanks for the compliment.


TED Z

Thanks for clarifying, Ted. Sorry you don't own the card.

There must be cards actually in your collection that you think are one-of-a-kind. Would love to see them if you have scans.

[trobba]

have shown this before...but have never seen another t213-3 with an extra overprint in the middle of the card.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by trobba

have shown this before...but have never seen another t213-3 with an extra overprint in the middle of the card.

So YOU got the one I used a magic marker on!! I never thought I would see it again.

BTW, I could go on for days posting in this thread. It is sort of an unfair game because this is exactly the stuff I collect...

[DixieBaseball]

Only one of these I have ever seen : Agler variation :

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by Rob D.

Thanks for clarifying, Ted. Sorry you don't own the card.

There must be cards actually in your collection that you think are one-of-a-kind. Would love to see them if you have scans.

I'm not sorry that I no longer own this card. Had it for years. I realized a very nice profit by selling it. And, It's nice to know that
some one else enjoys having it in their collection.

To quote Kenny Rogers......" you've got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em ".


TED Z

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by tedzan

I'm not sorry that I no longer own this card. Had it for years. I realized a very nice profit by selling it. And, It's nice to know that
some one else enjoys having it in their collection.

To quote Kenny Rogers......" you've got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em ".

TED Z

As is so often the case, you make a great point, Ted. Very shrewd of you to sell the Herzog when you did. Given that you've been collecting T206s since the 1970s and had an eye out for rare backs before most people did, there must be an incredibly large number of them in your collection that will net a nice profit when you sell.

Plus, as long as you still have the scans to post in threads like this, in a way you still own the cards.

Congratulations on the sale of the Herzog.

[cfc1909]

[Angyale]

The only one I know of with a Cleveland designation (and not listed in the OJ book!)