What Card Has Been Surprisingly Tough For You?

[rp12367]

Originally Posted by Runscott

I've never understood this logic, so please explain. If you can find a reasonably priced one in a holder, and you can tell that it hasn't been trimmed (if you don't trust the slobber), why not crack it out and be happy? If you don't trust your own eyes, or the slobbers, then you're in even worse danger buying raw these days.

+1 I have been doing this for quite some time now. I crack out 90% of my slabbed cards.

[rdixon1208]

I've been looking for a T210-3 Hornsby for quite a while now with no luck. I know most of you have seen the card and some of you have one. It's not that tough, but it has been for me.

[Phillies*phan]

sgc 60 ?

[Tomman1961]

BBCard1- interesting because when I was 13 years old, I could not finish that 1974 set. When I was 20 years old, I started to go to local card shows and fill it in. For me, the last and most difficult was Rick Wise in 1974 Topps. Right now it is a decent amount of Diamond Stars commons. I just picked up 3 this weekend and over paid, just to cross them off. And not the high numbers. I find #4,6,15,23 a pain.

[thxforthebp]

D381 Brad Kocher took forever to hunt one down!! Finally found one thanks to a Net54 member who was willing to sell.

[CharleyBrown]

1950 R423 Jackie Robinson

and the

1952 Brooklyn Dodgers Schedule Cards Jackie Robinson

and not so surprisingly...

1955 Topps Hocus Focus Jackie Robinson.

[yanks4]

#10 Mc Innis In 4, 5 or 6 Please! Yes I still need it Thanks, Marty