The Most Difficult Card On Your Want List

T206Collector · #1 10-15-2010, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob D.

You could buy two brown Lenox Lajoies for that kind of cash and still have money left over for ice cream.

True.... Unfortunately T206 backs are meaningless to me, and owning a T206 card actually signed by the player is amazing and brings the card to life for me. But the point is well taken and I am sure the money saved will be put to good collecting use!!

Exhibitman · #2 10-15-2010, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by T206Collector

True.... Unfortunately T206 backs are meaningless to me, and owning a T206 card actually signed by the player is amazing and brings the card to life for me. But the point is well taken and I am sure the money saved will be put to good collecting use!!

There's always the next thing...

MacDice · #3 10-15-2010, 07:12 PM

Can't seem to find that autographed T206 Wagner that I have been looking for. Maybe Coach's Corner will auction one in the near future.

My actual list contains a W600 or E107 Harry Smith and a 1926 or 1928 Zeenut Earl Averill

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