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American League

The eight teams from the American League:

  • Boston,
  • Chicago,
  • Cleveland,
  • Detroit,
  • New York,
  • Philadelphia,
  • St Louis,
  • Washington

Varying degrees of difficulty - from easiest: Philadephia, New York; to hardest: Boston, Chicago

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1.Boston - American

T207 Boston Red Sox Front/back combos.

18 poses, 70 cards.

This presentation is missing a bunch of cards.  

This team set is on the difficult end of the spectrum:

  • It has two HOF'ers - both of whose cards are in the set of tougher Recruit class cards.
  • It has a whopping 15 anonymous Recruit-class cards,
  • The eighteen Napoleon backs are all over the difficuly spectrum -both HOF'ers are tough.
  • Thankfully, there's only 1 Broadleaf-class card - unfortunately, its Bushelman.

 

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2.Chicago - American

T207 Chicago White Sox Front/back combos.

20 poses, 82 cards (1 unconfirmed).

This presentation is missing a bunch of those cards.  

This team set is on the difficult end of the spectrum:

  • It has two HOF'ers - both of whose cards are in the set of tougher Recruit class cards.
  • There are 7 anonymous Recruit-class cards,
  • The 10 Napoleon backs include one that remains unconfirmed and has a couple unusually otught ones.
  • Mercilessly, there are 10 Broadleaf-class cards - several of which are brutal, as T207's go.
    • Kuhn, Mogridge, and Peters are in that class.
    • Rath and White are close behind.
    • Weaver, though relatively common, comparatively, is widely sought after, and expensive as a result.
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Detroit - American
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New York - American
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Philadelphia - American
6.Philadelphia - American
Full front/back combos for the T207 Philadelphia Athletics (AL).

One of the easiest teams to complete as there are no anonymous Recruit-class backs, nor are there Broadleaf-class cards.
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