Young, Mathewson, Johnson, & Alexander - Pop 20 or below

[yanksfan09]

I know for sure I have 3 that fit the bill...

Not sure on the pops of these Youngs?...

[tedzan]

This Matty with a SOVEREIGN 460 back is very tough to find (as are the other five T206 super-prints).

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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[jerrys]

Hi Scott - For the 1909 Cleveland cards Sporting Life utilized the same picture of Cy Young wearing a Boston lace-top uniform as was used for his previous cards. These cards were issued near the very end of the W600 run. Hence scarcer.

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[ValKehl]

Erick, I love your D381s, especially the WaJo. And, thanks for showing a Grover C. Alexander card - I was beginning to feel sorry for old "Pete" because none of his cards had yet been shown in this thread, and I don't have any in my collection to show.

My 1920 D327-1 Holsum Bread - WaJo card is raw. The pop reports show 1 (SGC) plus two 1921 D327-2 cards (1 each for PSA & SGC). I'd love to add a D327-2 to my WaJo collection.

[yanksfan09]

Thanks Val, Nice Holsum!

[Rhotchkiss]

I get it now Val, you are going to leak them out. Smart like a fox.

Awesome cards everyone. Great thread! This one is not rare per second, but rare for the grade? (Heck I just wanted to participate!)

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

I get it now Val, you are going to leak them out. Smart like a fox.

Awesome cards everyone. Great thread! This one is not rare per second, but rare for the grade? (Heck I just wanted to participate!)

Ryan, thanks (I think) for the compliment. Since I am old and a Senators collector, I'll pretend I'm in good company with "The Old Fox" (a/k/a Clark Griffith, Senators owner and GM).

Ryan, you found a loophole with your "rare for the grade" Cy Young. Clever like a fox!

Getting back to this thread, my 1917 D350-2 Standard Biscuit - WaJo card is raw. Per the combined pop reports, this is the only example in existence on this planet (I couldn't resist using this Goodwin Auctions superlative)!