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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Doug
If you had to pick one single card that you currently own as the "cornerstone" of your collection what would it be? Since I just recently started buying again this one will have to do for mine: |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Paul
1904 Allegheny Frank Selee. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Michael Steele
Seems like there was thread with almost the same title recently. Anyway, great question. For me, it is an M-101-4 or 5 Ruth Rookie card with the E-107 Cy Young lingering closely behind. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Daryle
Hmmmmmmmm.......E90-1 Joe Jackson with T3 Cobb right behind it..... |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: dan mckee
With my other 26 Washington Times cards closely behind. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: leon
Cornerstone for me?....It's probably a toss up with several but, as a strictly "type" collector, it's most likely the T231. No surprise there. Good question.... regards |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Richard
Voskamp's Coffee George Gibson, hands down. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Craig W
A T206 Stahl with a Broad Leaf 460 back |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: J Levine
Not the best condition but my t206 Magie might be the cornerstone. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: ebrehm
T206 Ty Cobb Portrait Red |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Marc S.
Bransfield proof card. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Bruce Dorskind
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Rawn Hill
Carrigan Lewiston High School cabinet photo. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Steven Finley
T206 Mathewson Portrait |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Matt
Signed Goudey Gehrig |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Tim Kindler
The cornerstones of my collection are my 3 E98 Old Put Back Hall of Famers: Wagner, Brown, and Collins. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Steve Murray
E136-1; T212-3; T207 and M101-5 |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: DMcD
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: scott brockelman
email if you could about Old Puts |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Anthony S.
No cornerstone, just lots of tent stakes. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Jason Carota
Tough call, but I would say my T200 Boston Americans. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Al C.risafulli
1) 1981 Fleer "C" Nettles error, purchased in 1981 by my mother, who was working three jobs just to keep me in a home, for the whopping sum of $17, as a birthday gift for me. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Joe_G.
Tough call, but one of my favorites would be my black mount N173 of Hardy Richardson. It looks nearly as good as the day it was produced (SGC84). The gold on black contrast is striking. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Ken McMillan
I would like to say my e121 babe Ruth series of 120 holding bird but in reality it is the e121 series of 80 Elmer Miller card. The Ruth is trimmed is probably the reason for the comment. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Mike Peich
This is a good question, and a tough one to answer, so let me break it down a little further. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Bob
E94 Cobbs (red, blue, violet and green). |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Phil Garry
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Larry Ordet
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Brian T.
"1) 1981 Fleer "C" Nettles error, purchased in 1981 by my mother, who was working three jobs just to keep me in a home, for the whopping sum of $17, as a birthday gift for me. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: boxingcardman
If "Cornerstone" means that first piece...T206 Walter Johnson ready to pitch that I got for $12 at a convention in Anaheim in the late 1970s. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: T206Collector
1) T206 Eddie Plank (Lionel Carter Collection) |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Erick Lewin
for me it would be definatley be my D381 Near set 96/103 diff. players highlighted by the Mathewson card. My Wagner is a little more off-condition and i don't have the Cobb, so the Mathewson is my favorite. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Millerhouse
Dan McKee, |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Jason L
it was my wallet. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: E, Daniel
Sentimental cornerstone: 52' Mantle that was my 'diamond' engagement present from my wife. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Paul Carek
Not rare or particularly valuable, but my '56 Topps Jackie Robinson pretty much epitomizes everything I love about baseball and card collecting. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Glen V
No real cornerstone - there are lots of types that I like. However, here are a couple of worthy candidates: E223 G & B Van Haltran or the E221 Bishop & Co. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Doug
Great looking '52 Mantle! I've owned a few of them and if I could have just one card that would be it. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: ebrehm
Paul -- I know what you mean about '56 Topps J. Robby. Classic card in a classic set. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Joe D.
David - I feel woozy whenever I see that matty cabinet. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Steve Murray
I'm particularly fond of this version. Happy Holidays all. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Dean H.
I would go with my M116 Wagner Pastel SGC 6. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Geoff Litwack
My M116 Wagner. The T206 portrait image has been with me since I started collecting as a kid, looking out from the cover of price guides and so forth, and this is as close as I'm going to get. Beautiful card that makes me happy every time I pull it out. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: judson hamlin
My pair of T206 Drums (Jackson and Sweeney). |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Jim VB
I have a group of cards that were left to me when my Dad passed. These were, almost exclusively, dated to the years 1932-1933. He was the oldest son and had dropped out of high school in 1932, at the age of 16, to help support his Mom, Dad, brothers and sister during the height of the depression. Working gave him a little money of his own and, being a kid, he chose to spend some on cards. |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Richard Cline - RC
I guess it would have to be my '33 Goudey Ruth. When I first went to look at this gentleman's cards, I expected Topps cards from the '50's. I was floored when I saw the Goudey's, didn't really know anything about them but there were around 140 from '33 along with some other issues of the same time period. It was a few years later when he passed away that his son sold them to me. That's when the vintage bug bit me!! |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Frank L.
Would have to say it is my Uncle Jack Gabby Hartnett unopened pack from 1933 |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: JK
Ive got two corners covered |
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: jdrum
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