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Sovereign 350s only are divided into forest and apple green. The apple is much lighter than the forest. A side by side comparison will make it clear. You can also compare with the 150 and 460 series, all of which are forest green.
If the orange Snodgrass is missing part of the S it could be a rare variation. Please post a scan and we can give our opinions. By the way, what back is on the "Nodgrass"? Last edited by Sean; 07-09-2015 at 01:51 AM. |
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As the background is orange, I'm assuming it's a Snodgrass batting pose. Orange backgrounds on red background cards are fairly common and is usually the result of sunlight exposure. The 'nodgrass' is a known T206 variation and is quite valuable, although without any scan, I can't confirm yours is altered to look that way.
Owen
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Hi Wayne,
Here is a checklist of the sovereign 350's that have the apple green back, Jim Rivera is a co-owner of T206 resource and he discovered this variation. You will find a lot of helpful T206 info here. http://t206resource.com/Sovereign%20...Checklist.html Last edited by Pat R; 07-09-2015 at 06:20 AM. |
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a little history on how I aquired the cards: I bought a huge collection back in 2003 and this collection had over 300 T206s i never thought i would own more than 1 and at that time i didn't even have one. It even came with American Caramel and some strip cards, came with complete sets like 1986 topps football, 1981 fleer, 1987 fleer glossy, 2000 paramount update several Hank aaron mickey mantle HOFers and super stars. I took the prewar to my LCS who was very knowledgeable of the pre war era and said they were all authentic so I took 1 Chief Bender and had it graded. since then until 2012 I tried to buy at least 2 cards a month or more. Then my dad got sick that January and spent all extra cash going back and forth to visit him and died in that September right after his 2 sisters died one in July and the other in August. While contacting family I found out my moms brother died that April and while at the funeral on transit to the grave site my moms other brother died that day. There for a while I still collected but not heavily into it for I lost alot of passion and interest especially in the vintage and prewar era cards. I would buy a box here and there or trade some trying to get my life back to normal. Well enough of that I am looking to see what new discoveries are made in this set and trying to get myself back up to speed for I want to finish this set as a cherished memory I had with my dad. |
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It is wonderful to hear and I certainly wish you all the best. There is a lot that has gone on and continues to with this set and the research being done by many on this board. Tom C |
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Wayne, for the love of God, STOP COLLECTING CARDS! |
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so when you go WILL me your collection.
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Now that we have communicated, it's not a question of when I will go but how. My death is imminent. Unfortunately, I probably won't even have time to get the paperwork together for my will.
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scans of the cards you are asking about would help the t206 experts greatly.
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