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The little guy tootin' his little horn...
Posted By: Rob
Finally, I got to start off my tobacco collection. Two T-206 Kid Elberfelds (both are the Washington/portrait variation) arrived today. Okay, so they are not in the best of condition (VG and Fair) and I don't have such an exstensive collection as most of you here, but it's a start and I'm happy with them! Just wanted to share. Thanx for taking the time to read. |
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Posted By: Mike P.
Thanks for sharing, a nice card to start off with. I need one of those myself. Why not post some pics so we can admire them as well! |
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Posted By: Rob
I intend to. |
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Posted By: Dan Koteles
odd starting selection , but a great start ! |
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Posted By: Rob
Thanx. And funny story behind how I came about my collecting choices... |
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Posted By: Julie
on the right foot! |
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Posted By: mcavoy
I read his book years ago. Mint condition t-cards a good inventment? |
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Posted By: Rob
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Posted By: Rob
Don't you miss what you sold? |
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Posted By: Darren_Duet
Certainly I agree that "mint condition" antique cards are a good investment, but I also believe that VG to EX cards are a better investment. When you consider the amount you need to shell out currently for a Mint or better example of an antique card, I think overtime you'll do better settling for a presentable collector's grade. |
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Posted By: Josh K.
congrats on your start - nice old mill back by the way. I also agree with Darren - I'd rather have a HOFer graded a 3-5 than a mint condition common. While it would be nice to have a mint conditioned HOFer, not many can afford that. Ive already noticed nice appreciation on many of the HOFer t206's that Ive bought in the last year (though I currently have no intention of selling them). |
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Posted By: I Guess All This Depends on Whether U R a
Slab Haven Dow Jones or Conehead Collector? -- |
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Posted By: Rob
Thanx, guys! It's people like you that keep my desire for vintage burning. |
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Posted By: Rob
I am solely a collector. I personally consider pre-war cards - especially |
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