Vintage / Modern

brianp-beme · #1 11-15-2022, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by LincolnVT

Not sure how this became a “show your beat up T206” thread, but so be it.

I think the beat up T206 cards are relevant to this topic. As a counterpoint they illustrate the type of vintage cards that will definitely not be on the acquisition agenda of those modern day collectors(cough)investors that do end up drifting to vintage.

Brian (these die cut E121 American Caramels pasted on thick cardboard are not for sale, so back off you modern day drifters)

benge610 · #2 11-15-2022, 07:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

I think the beat up T206 cards are relevant to this topic. As a counterpoint they illustrate the type of vintage cards that will definitely not be on the acquisition agenda of those modern day collectors(cough)investors that do end up drifting to vintage.

Brian (these die cut E121 American Caramels pasted on thick cardboard are not for sale, so back off you modern day drifters)

Brian,
I wanted to do that with my Southworth but I couldn't cut through the dern plastic. Dang-it anyhow! Guess I'll just have to lure in the vintage immigrants as is. (lol, for those who don't git it)

Ben

"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."

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