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Old 09-03-2020, 09:57 PM
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I picked up the Jack Quinn. Tough signature on a card for a guy who was the only player active when his card was issued both in T206 and 1933 Goudey. It was also a card Jason May never got, largely because Quinn died in 1946.

Probably never gonna see a signed T206 Quinn, so I make up other rules to get the signatures of T206 players on any card from their playing days.

And, for the record, I have 41 different signed T206 poses. I’ll likely never get to 50. I’ve only identified a total of 57 in existence.
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Old 09-04-2020, 06:58 AM
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Marty I wish I had known you were in Mt. Ida, I am just a short drive away. Would have loved to show you around the old spring training sites in the area.
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Paul,
I have Jack Quinn. I actually got it from Jason May, so he had it. If I remember correctly, he uncovered a nice collection out of Texas after he had already submitted his cards to REA. Fortunately, I was able to get many of those.


Mike,
My family has been in Arkansas since the 1820's. I live in Little Rock, so I know all the Hot Springs haunts. We checked out the HOF photo exhibit that is on loan to the Convention Center. Pretty neat. I'm sure our paths will cross one day. I'm a big fan of your research and would love for you to see my collection one day.

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Marty: Very Very impressive. Isn’t collecting fun (and kind of expensive too)!!
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I am excited mine arrived today and looks great in hand

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I am excited mine arrived today and looks great in hand
That is a beauty. I was tempted to bid on it as well, but had my sights set on this one...

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Default That signature is INSANE!
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I am excited mine arrived today and looks great in hand
I don't even care about the card, but am blown away by the signature and understand why you wanted it and others had interest as well. I was watching some of the pirates, but they got a bit out of hand.
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Congrats Marty. You've put together a very nice set. I might be able to help you fill a few holes. You can e-mail me at scottg@accessmfgsys.com.
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That has to be the best signed card that I have ever seen.
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I don't even care about the card, but am blown away by the signature and understand why you wanted it and others had interest as well. I was watching some of the pirates, but they got a bit out of hand.
Thanks I agree. He must have had very good coordination. Joe
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How is that auto only graded an 8?!?! That's the nicest autograph I've ever seen on a baseball card.

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