Tell us of your experiences in completing (or near completing) your T206 set(s) ?

[TCMA]

Great thread. I can tell you that by 1970 may dad already had 510 cards from the set. He was 30 years old that year and used to buy T206's in lots. Bought his first Wagner in '72 and another in '74. Not sure what year he actually "completed" the set but it was during that period. He had at least one variation of every card, including the Magee error and several other oddities.

At the bottom is his bio from "Who's Who in Card Collecting" from 1970:

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by TCMA

Great thread. I can tell you that by 1970 may dad already had 510 cards from the set. He was 30 years old that year and used to buy T206's in lots. Bought his first Wagner in '72 and another in '74. Not sure what year he actually "completed" the set but it was during that period. He had at least one variation of every card, including the Magee error and several other oddities.

At the bottom is his bio from "Who's Who in Card Collecting" from 1970:

Hi

Great story....I met your Dad in the early 1980's at a BB card show. I still have the photographic quality BB card sets he produced in the late 1970's.


TED Z
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[tedzan]

Here is a page out of my all PIEDMONT set. The cards are arranged in order of the T206 series timeline (150..350..So Lge..350/460..460-only).
All my T206 sets are in loose leaf binders.












TED Z
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[TCMA]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Hi
Great story....I met your Dad in the early 1980's at a BB card show. I still have the photographic quality BB card sets he produced in the late 1970's.

Those are great sets! Do you remember if he was a dealer at that show, or just walking the floor?

[tedzan]

TCMA

He may have been set-up at the show, I'm not sure....it was circa 1982. When I met him, he was talking to some guys next to the table that I was set-up at.


TED Z
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