Beaters (Let's see them)

[irv]

Originally Posted by begsu1013

here's one:

lol. :d

[tiger8mush]

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[mrvster]

[shernan30]

Originally Posted by mrvster

That's a little more than just a beater

[ullmandds]

not mine...but dare to dream!

[Sinker Slider]

[T206Collector]

The signature may be a 9, but....

[richardcards]

Beater

[ZachS]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

The signature may be a 9, but....

If that's your definition of a beater then I'm going to have to ask you to leave this thread.

[richardcards]

wtb cheap beaters
please pm
thanks

[bcornell]

Originally Posted by richardcards

wtb cheap beaters
please pm
thanks

Here's a T206 Lenox Cobb for you, Ricky. Make sure to read all 300 posts. The seller will tell you it's worth $50,000 or so and he may offer to fight you (you'll have to pay his airfare), but you'll work something out eventually.

Love this forum.

[richardcards]

no idea what u talking about but thanks

[JTysver]

Beaters tell a story.
Back when one was young, they didn't care about condition. They just wanted the card. You would trade a beeater Mays for 50 nm cards.
The reasons for owning a beater are multiple.

A) often its a filler in trying to complete a set
B) for its own charm
C) its a cheap way to own a hard to buy card
D) I collect a beater typeset- punch holes, tears, scuffs, markings etc. are all different types.
E) They're funny or entertaining
D) There is a story to each beater (how did it get that way?)
E) I know someone who uses them in a rotisserie game
F) A cheap way to build a second set
E) other reasons- add your own here

I doubt anyone would turn down a beater T206 Wagner.