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I agree with Brian on the scarcity of the set, I don't believe it is even close. As your stated, the problem with the pop reports is there are a lot of ungraded cards, especially lower grade commons. While I'm sure there are still a few ungraded planks, I'm pretty confident to saw there are significantly more ungraded dockmans of any specific player. If I had to guess, I would say at least 25% or more of any specific player has not been graded.
Another thing to consider, it is often feels like certain players are much more common than others. For example, compare the number of Schmidt cards, both graded and raw, on eBay to the number of Casey, Lobert, Bridwell, or McLean. Regarding the number of cards in the set, Dockmans has been set at 40, crofts candy & cocoa has been considered 50, and Nadja has been 62 (50 same as crofts + 12 additional St Louis players). However, I'm not convinced the counts for blue crofts candy and Nadja are 100% accurate. DJ
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Current Wantlist: E92 Nadja - Bescher, Chance, Cobb, Donovan, Doolan, Dougherty, Doyle (with bat), Lobert, Mathewson, Miller (fielding), Tinker, Wagner (throwing), Zimmerman E/T Young Backrun - Need E90-1 E92 Red Crofts - Anyone especially Barry and Shean |
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I should not have included the word "scarcity" as it implies demand. People do not hold e92 Doyle's in families as heirlooms. Yes, Dockman's are readily available, but it is because no one wants to pay a lot of money for an e92 Dockman Doyle, even if only 100 of them exist.
Leon asked for more pre-war discussions, so I thought I'd drum one up. I think it's interesting that only 40 subjects exist, even though the back says 50 are there. That was my main point of the thread. For T215, 100 probably existed, but all were not found. For e92 Dockman, 10 were never printed. Why was that? That was my thought anyway...Rob
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Want to buy or trade for T213-1 (Bob Rhoades) Other Louisiana issues T216 T215 T214 T213 Etc Last edited by RCMcKenzie; 10-01-2016 at 11:39 PM. Reason: bad grammar |
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Right now on eBay there are 128 graded E92/Ds and 25 raw. Not quite a scientific analysis, but interesting. Love this set!
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1939 Playball promised 250 and delivered 162...trying to think of more.
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I remembered another set...Diamond Stars state 240 cards on their backs, and only 108 were issued.
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Cy Young (or at least that's who Dockman & Sons, American Caramel Co. and other companies that use this image claim that it is):
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