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Show your rarest card or two..doesn't matter if its a E222 or if a T206 is as rare as you get

I'm not sure which of these there would be less of...if anyone has any insight please let me know.



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May be uncataloged (at least it was through the 2006 book). E&S Publishing

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Certainly not rare in general but quite rare in this condition:

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certainly not the most desired or most expensive, but im not aware of any other blank bank wagner e93s. Could be wrong.

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Saved this as my Broad Leaf example when I sold most of my collection

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Here are mine...nothing too rare...I've mortgaged my rarities for cards "I like"...the Davis is a d359 Williams Baking...Dave...I'd guess there are 5-10 of each of those with the m116 being rarer.

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this thread has my name all over it.....my focus has always been types and rarities.....Since I am getting out fo the 19th century here are a few 20th century ones....I believe each to be rare if not unique.....



















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Wow game, set & match Leon Luckey! Amazing stuff Leon, you old trailer parkin chicken fighting card collector you!

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thanks....interestingly enough I think the most unusual one is the one where Ruth is pitching with a football, right handed....that is one crazy card....yes, trailer park been berry berry good to me....

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Holy smokes, Leon...

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Bruce D was nice enough to send this over....The whole sheet was too fragile to try to scan.....

it is from the only 4 card uncut sheet of Boston Garters
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Chase, Chance, Bescher and Clarke

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This was the only one ever graded (PSA, SGC) until the Skydash find.

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my favorite rarity:




and some others:





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Leon,
I happen to have the same E97 proof of Cy Young. Picked it up in a collection in the 80's. Is Young seen more often than the others as we both have one and the example on the website is a Young? Can you put a value on it? Would you suggest getting it graded? Thanks.

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Posted By: boxingcardman

Here are mine:

http://imageevent.com/exhibitman/interestingexhibitcards

Try images 4 through 8, 31, 55 and 93: the four 4-on-1 exhibits, the PCL Exhibit Earl Averill, the Babe Ruth movie exhibit, and the Julie Newmar card (not rare but schwinngg!; man does not live on sports alone).

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1888 N321 California League

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Joe,

I have never noticed the Melchoir Obak writeup.


Leon.. as always a beautiful disply of cards.

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Todd - I believe that is a photoshop job.

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Damn Joe, I've been looking for the D311 Melchior with the ultra rare T212-3 "sissy" back for years.

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Posted By: Richard

I believe that the population of each card below ranges from 3 to unique. Now I just have to convince everyone that T214s are every bit as part of the T206 set as the "Ty Cobb" back issue.

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Here is something I don't ever see, not sure how rare though.

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Ty Cobb, Spikes flying!

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1929 Leader Novelty Candy Company


1929 World Champions Premium


1931 W-Unc Strip Card


1940 Diamond Dust Punchboard Card

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Here are a few favorite oddball "one of a kinds" and toughies


As far as I know Davenport is not found in E121 or all the other related sets except the very rare 1921 Standard Biscuit cards (Id say less than 5 Davenport's exist with any back).








1936 V352 Wistert is a NCAA Football HOFer






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I don't think there are many Type 2 Lajoie's out there ...








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Not the most valuable but a really tough one to find...............





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Posted By: JimB

"certainly not the most desired or most expensive, but im not aware of any other blank bank wagner e93s. Could be wrong"

nbrazil,
As far as I know each of the E93 blank backs are one of a kind.
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Posted By: Wesley

Jim, You might be correct as far as slabbed singles, but there have been several E93 sheets sold in the past few years and those were all blank backs.

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rman,

your e125 wagner batting made me feel funny inside...

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Posted By: T206Collector

Never seen a double-signed T201 before or since....



Really, many of my signed pre-war cards are one-of-one's as far as I know.
But for those of you that don't seem to appreciate the allure of signed pre-war
cards, I've always got this ace in the hole...








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Posted By: Dave S

Just got the entire 1927 A's set back from SGC. Not much of a "collected" set..but all 13 cards are "1" of "1"....
2 biggest names here:


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Sensory overload! However, if they were all lined-up, my eye would gravitate to the Western Playground. I was the underbidder on the last Ebay offering; I certainly underestimated it's following.

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Posted By: Marc S.

as it is singular in nature, to the best of my knowledge:



That said, I have an Allegheny, which is unique. And I also have two versions of an uncatalogued E104-III (e.g blank back and Nadja back). Now, the card is uncatalogued, which I think definitivel makes it rare, even by E104-III standards. But I also know of four examples of the card, so definitely not on the order of unique. Only one of the four, I believe, has the Nadja back, though.

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It's hacked up, but it's still my favorite:

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you guys might not consider this a baseball "card" but on the "rare" side...

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not the best quality ...but still nice to havehttp://www.network54.com/Realm/tmp/1205976730.JPG

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