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E90-2 | 1 Visits
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1908 E91A | 17 Visits
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1909 E91B | 9 Visits
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1910 E91c | 14 Visits
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1909 E75 | 138 Visits
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T9 Turkey Red Boxers | Issued along with T3's, this set of boxers features gold borders that make them even more condition sensitive. Many, if not all, of the images are duplicates from the T218 set. |
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T3 Turkey Reds | One of the most popular sets of all time, this 100 card issue was available only by sending in coupons found in cigarette packages. The card desired could be requested, making the stars such as Cobb easier to find than the obscure players, although considerably expensive. |
| 72 Visits
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T118 Explorers | Issued at a time when the polar icecaps had just been explored and Africa was yet to be fully mapped, this colorful 25 card issue contains some stunning artwork. |
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1911 T201 | 4 Visits
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1913 T200 Fatima Team Cards This fragile issue was placed in tins of Fatima cigarettes, often leaving the card stained. As these are photos and not lithos, they are prone to cracking.
More different players are shown in the T200 set than any other issue until Topps 1952 effort.
This set is the finest known to exist, with the vast majority of the cards pictured by far the highest grade examples known. |
| 51 Visits
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CJ's | 224 Visits
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Misc Pre WW1 | A variety of misc cards from sets either haven't pursued (T206) completed but haven't had entirely graded (T201) or just don't fit anywhere else. The Lajoie's are the highest graded. |
| 91 Visits
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1916 Tango Eggs | Discovered in 1991, this set is so scarce there is controversy about how many cards actually make up the set- 16, 18, 20, or 21. Regardless, Tango Eggs rarely become available on the market, and the scarcity coupled with the high condition and deep color of the printing make them a highly desireable issue. |
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