How tough are the T207 Saier and W. Miller?

[Tao_Moko]

Originally Posted by npa589

i'm in the same boat for the t207 cubs set. I'm looking for a Saier and Miller as well. I've seen ONE Miller in the last 6 months, and that was in Clean Sweep's auction of a few months ago. I've seen one Saier in the last year, and it was on eBay.
Overall, the T207 set is a beast. Putting together a T207 Cubs set offers the collector a microcosm of the difficulty of the set as a whole.

For some reason, it seems as though there are 10000 Reulbachs. You'll never have trouble finding that one.

That's hilarious about the Reulbachs. Maybe I'll find mine at a flea market and we can avoid bidding against each other.

[FrankWakefield]

That is a really nice Ward Miller card up there, John.

TBob, I think you're right about Miller being less plentiful. Yet I think you're 4 Saier finds were a bit of good fortune, I don't think there are 4x as many Saier cards out there as there are Ward Miller cards.

And that stuff about a Cubs subset being a microcosm is dead on. Only the scarcity of T207 collectors keeps the prices down where they are.

[kmac32]

The Saier and Miller can be found but be prepared to shell out the $$$$. The rest in Recruit are fairly easy. I have graded duplicates of Reulbach and McIntire if you are interested. I would try to stick with higher grade examples of all cards depending on the budget. I also look for different backs if possible but have not had much luck.

Kmac

[Tao_Moko]

Originally Posted by kmac32

The Saier and Miller can be found but be prepared to shell out the $$$$. The rest in Recruit are fairly easy. I have graded duplicates of Reulbach and McIntire if you are interested. I would try to stick with higher grade examples of all cards depending on the budget. I also look for different backs if possible but have not had much luck.

Kmac

I saw them on b/s/t but they were the first two cards I picked up. Thanks for the offer.