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Old 12-18-2018, 03:22 PM
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It would be easy to say the Wagner or a '52 Mantle but if I'm being honest I would probably go for a really ridiculously high-grade 1914 Cracker Jack Cobb or Jackson. Those cards are so beautiful. Ah well, seeing as my wife is going to be loathe to let me take out a 2nd mortgage on our house to pay for a single baseball card anytime in the next 40-50 years...back to reality I guess.
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Old 12-18-2018, 06:30 PM
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great choices!

I wouldn't mind a BN ruth either
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Old 12-18-2018, 07:21 PM
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If I could have any one card, I would want it to be something unique, something I wouldn't just be able to buy if I had the money. Lets face it, if you hit the lottery you could have a T206 Wagner or PSA 8 (or possibly higher) 52 Topps Mantle by the end of the week. A BN Ruth might fit my criteria, but has never really appealed to me, so would probably take the Just So Cy Young.

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Old 12-18-2018, 08:36 PM
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Cabanas Pete Hill.
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Old 12-18-2018, 11:40 PM
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Clint-I have two copies of Golden Giants cabinets. One strangely has an image of a battlefield on the back. I might free one up (oldjudge@gmail.com) for the right deal.
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Clint-I have two copies of Golden Giants cabinets. One strangely has an image of a battlefield on the back. I might free one up (oldjudge@gmail.com) for the right deal.
Jay that would be great if we could work out a deal. I’ll email you once I get home from work. Very much appreciated!!
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A W572 Barbare. Then at least I know it actually exists. (W572 Duncan would be second - but SGC graded one, so I assume they got it right and the card exists).
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I'm talking about a card you don't already have....the dream card.....the card that seems pretty much out of reach either through rarity, cost, ect...

example Balty Ruth, 206 Wagner, Doyle National, psa 10 mantle...
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The 1915 SGC 8.5 that PWCC had? Yes. Good grief that card was sick...
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The 1915 SGC 8.5 that PWCC had? Yes. Good grief that card was sick...
I believe that Jeff L. owns an even better one.
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