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Old 05-07-2012, 11:05 AM
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One that I dont see pop up very often is Evers, I'm wondering if its just because hes a HOFer, anyone have any insight on that one
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Old 05-07-2012, 11:59 AM
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One that I dont see pop up very often is Evers, I'm wondering if its just because hes a HOFer, anyone have any insight on that one
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That one is also a difficult one, I think it was more limited print in 1911. The Ed Walsh card is another tough Hall Of Famer card too that was shorter printed.
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Old 05-07-2012, 01:07 PM
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Evers in higher grade is hard as are many T205's you collect Dave. Take into consideration also Cubs, HOF, Evers, and tinker evers chance collectors. I have 5-6 with AB, cycle, and pied 42 backs. They are always FS of you are looking for common grades A-4. Walsh is tough in higher grades but the lower less eye appealing cards are plentiful and FS more than you think. I have been breaking/dissecting the set down for months now trying to figure out stuff. Speculation/perception is what we have at this time. Josh, Frank, Ted Z, myself and several others have been working for yrs on the mystery. It's only been the past yr that this set has taken an interest with the hobby. As time goes more info will come about

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Old 05-07-2012, 04:02 PM
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Default T205's galore

....... Jiggs Donohue is my favorite T205 .......





I've been working towards my 2nd set.....and, I always believe it's smart to get the tougher ones at the start. Then you can coast to the end. I acquired
these "toughies" this past year.
Anyhow, still need Dahlen, Joss, Raymond, Turner, Wagner. And, Andrew I think has a Dahlen for sale (or trade).











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Old 05-07-2012, 08:14 PM
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Tough SP’s:
Dahlen
Donohue
Fisher
Grant
Karger
Kleinow
Raymond
Rowan
Scanlan
Suggs
Sweeney
Turner
Vaughn
Wagner
Walsh
K. White
Wilhelm (might not be an actual SP, but very tough)

Tough HOF'ers:
Evers
Joss

Tough Minor Leaguer's:
J. Collins

Tough Commons:
Daubert

Check out this price for a PSA 5 Daubert: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ht_1882wt_1160















Good luck with your set!

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Old 05-07-2012, 08:25 PM
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I don't think any of them are really hard to find in lower grades. Ever couple of months almost all cards show up.

I still need a few SPs, but I would have to agree that the hardest 3 are Wilhelm
Dahlen
Joss
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Old 05-08-2012, 12:23 PM
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Default T205 SP's with P Fact 42

Andrew,
You mention Rowan and Scanlan as being found with Piedmont Factory 42 backs. Are there any other of the aforementioned SP's that are typically found with this back?

In your experience do SP's with the Piedmont Fact. 42 back carry any premium? Especially compared to the more common cards with said back?

I have this Hippo Vaughn (which I found to be one of the more difficult SP's) that I noticed has a Fact. 42 back.
Apologies for the scan, but I can assure you that the back is Fact. 42.

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I also have a Kirb White with a Piedmont Fact. 42
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Tough SP’s:
Dahlen
Donohue
Fisher
Grant
Karger
Kleinow
Raymond
Rowan
Scanlan
Suggs
Sweeney
Turner
Vaughn
Wagner
Walsh
K. White
Wilhelm (might not be an actual SP, but very tough)

Tough HOF'ers:
Evers
Joss

Tough Minor Leaguer's:
J. Collins

Tough Commons:
Daubert



Good luck with your set!
Those are beautiful! Well done!
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