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Old 05-01-2022, 02:41 PM
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Reminds me of this thread

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Old 05-01-2022, 04:06 PM
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Since the Old Judge book was published in 2008 two new players have been added to the set making the total 523. The players are Tug Wilson and Roscoe Coughlin. Joe and I wrote an article for OC about the Wilson; here is an image of the Coughlin
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Sorry for the shitty picture. The image on the card is actually pretty good.
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BTW, for what it’s worth (probably not much) I view the complete set as one card from every player from every team they are listed with. To be clear, I mean if John Smith has a card that lists him with New York and one that lists him with Pittsburgh then you need two cards to “complete” John Smith. That would make the set closer to 800 cards, although, truth be told, I have never figured out the exact number.
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Stupid question maybe, but the gentlemen on the non-sports side have done a wonderful job compiling images of every card in some of the huge vintage sets into a gallery. Is there any similar online gallery of the Old Judge's? I'm a set collector and so don't collect the Old Judge's but they are a wonderful slice of baseball history and it would be an interesting thing to peruse.
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BTW, for what it’s worth (probably not much) I view the complete set as one card from every player from every team they are listed with. To be clear, I mean if John Smith has a card that lists him with New York and one that lists him with Pittsburgh then you need two cards to “complete” John Smith. That would make the set closer to 800 cards, although, truth be told, I have never figured out the exact number.
Jay, I'm curious as to why each different pose would not be needed for a "complete set"–is it simply the rarity of some?

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Jay, I'm curious as to why each different pose would not be needed for a "complete set"–is it simply the rarity of some?

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Why stop at each pose? For most poses there are multiple variations. For example, here are 3 different variations of this single Hank O'Day pose:
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Bobby, you could certainly define it that way or define it with each variation. You are just talking about different levels of impossible. There are over 3500 different poses and if you count nameplate variations you are in the 10,000 ballpark.
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