T213 prices vs rarities?

[asphaltman]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Hey guys.....this is one GREAT thread.

I am especially a 1910 COUPON fan. I prefer to refer the "T213-1" cards as this because my research definitely suggests that they are a subset of the T206 set.

Years ago, I started collecting the 1910 COUPON cards by 1st acquiring the Six Super Prints of the T206 set. Believe it or not....for me this Cobb was the easier
card to find of these rare gems.

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And, my 6th 1910 COUPON Super Print, Chance, now belongs to Ryan.

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Hey Rob.....I haven't given up searching for the Bob Rhoades to complete your 1910 COUPON set.



TED Z

T206 Reference
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More amazing cards - thanks for the scans Ted

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by asphaltman

More amazing cards - thanks for the scans Ted

Dave......Thank you for starting this thread.

And, here are some more T213 cards.....





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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[RCMcKenzie]

Thanks Jerry and Ted. Ted, I think my best chance will be someone from New Orleans loading up a card on ebay, like this T213-3 Wheat that I got last year. He told me he bought it at a yard sale in the 80's and was selling to buy modern basketball. Also, I added a Kelley from eBay to take me to 67/70. I looked at 3 Kelley's on there for a long time, and finally made a deal to add one.

[brianp-beme]

Even a destroyed T213-2 Coupon is kinda cool.

Brian

[tedzan]

Continuing on 1910 COUPON......

Initially, the COUPON Cigarettes were packaged in 200-count cartons. The 1910 COUPON cards were placed inside these cartons, or were pasted on these
cartons. The latter case would certainly explain the recurring paper loss found on quite a number of these cards' backs, such as my Cobb and Breitenstein.

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My Mickey Doolan certainly provides evidence of a very slight application of paste.

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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[brianp-beme]

Hey, here are my only T213-1 and T213-3 cards. Thankfully in slightly better shape than the T213-2 I showed previously.

Brian