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Old 02-21-2015, 01:18 AM
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Default 1913 Oakland Oaks Team Issue

I love these cards.
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Ed, I agree I really like the 1913 Oakland Oaks set as well, especially given that they were likely produced by the same candy maker as the "Texas Tommy" cards (The Cardinet Candy Co.), here are the ones I have been able to pick up over the years...

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Spec- I apologize if I sounded too strong. No disrespect was intended. We're both in the same corner.
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Oversize postcard (5x7). Only seen one other example. Would be interested to know if anyone has seen others.
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Ed, I agree I really like the 1913 Oakland Oaks set as well, especially given that they were likely produced by the same candy maker as the "Texas Tommy" cards (The Cardinet Candy Co.), here are the ones I have been able to pick up over the years...
Oh, Rhett, those are so nice. Your killing me. Thanks for sharing!
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Default 1905 Baines and Son Baseball Shield

Not sure if my rarest, as have not ever confirmed how rare it is. But it is the only one graded by either SGC or PSA (unless I missed one). Was a cool addition to my quest of trying to get a card from every year.
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Gary--Creighton got paid, thus he was the first professional superstar. I guess that what I think is that there are players equally deserving to Barnes who are not yet in: Stovey, Van Haltren, Ryan, Orr, Browning, Caruthers, etc. Would I get heartburn if Barnes got in--no. However, I wouldn't lose any sleep if he didn't.
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Jay-The players you listed are deserving of HOF consideration. However, none of these players played in the pre-major league era. I think those that played pre-1871 need an avenue for HOf consideration as "pioneers" whether they played 10 major league seasons or not. I'm talking guys like Barnes, McVey, Creighton. Currently, these players are technically ineligible for the HOF. An executive or manager can be considered from this era, but not a player. I think that is wrong.
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Ah, now I see your point, and I agree. Let's make it a package deal, Barnes and McVey for the HOF. I think McVey is really under appreciated.
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