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I've been fortunate to build a hell of a collection, primarily HOF/rookie cards from all eras 1930 to modern. But from where I sit now (and can't afford LOL) I look forward to the future to collect some T206 era cards, WaJos, Ty Cobbs, LaJoie.. whatever I can find and afford in the future. Before joining this forum, I never knew or had any idea what an amazing community/appreciation/demand there was for the early 1900's baseball cards. It's an era I want to learn more about and hopefully collect some cool pieces in the future for sure.
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Hmmmm..so many I still would like to have as a type collection don't have to be mint:
1949 Leaf Larry Doby Always would go for Topps, Fleer Proof's where the picture of the player is different from regular issues 1955 Topps Stamp 1960 Leaf Big Head 1966 Topps Punch Out Ricky Y |
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The smart move would be to take that money and over time fill in a lot of my vintage Cubs holes in mid-grade - but judging by my purchases over the last 2 years or so - I'd probably go out and buy a really nice '67 Seaver or something like that. Er, then sell it at a slight loss less than a year later. I go through periods when I don't sell cards for years - then fickle times when I sell things left and right.
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Postwar stars & HOF'ers. Currently working on 1956, '63 and '72 Topps complete sets. Last edited by jchcollins; 04-02-2019 at 11:43 AM. |
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1967 Topps Punch-Outs Billy Williams, I have yet to see one in any condition for sale in the last 6 years. I would also like to find a 1968 Atlantic Oil Billy Williams, but since it was a winner card guessing they were all redeemed and none exist.
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From my set
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That is beautiful! Let me know if you ever want to part with it.
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A PSA 6 1934 Gehrig #61 is my ultimate dream card.
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