1909-11 American Tobacco Company T206 White Border
Total Cards: 391
Size: 1 7/16" x 2 5/8"
Rating: 8.5 (77 votes)
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Overview | Checklist | Teams | Errors / Variations | Hall of Famers | Rookies | Inserts and Related Sets | Comments | Packaging | Pricing | Sell Sheets / Ads | Trivia | Videos | Forum | External Links | Change Log | Contributors | Glossary | Gallery | Card Rankings | Collection Summary
1909-11 American Tobacco Company T206 White Border
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NNO - Red Ames VAR - New York GiantsVAR: Portrait; Old Mill Base Ball Subject back |
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NNO - Al Bridwell VAR - New York GiantsVAR: Portrait, with cap; Sweet Caporal 350-460 Factory 30 back |
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I don't want to be a jerk (it just comes naturally), but this scan sure looks like a reprint... |
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NNO - Bill Dahlen VAR - Boston DovesVAR: Boston; Sovereign 150 back |
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NNO - Elmer Flick VAR - Cleveland NapsVAR: Sovereign 350 back |
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NNO - Billy Maloney VAR - Rochester BroncosVAR: Sweet Caporal 350 Factory 30 back |
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NNO - George McQuillan VAR - Philadelphia PhilliesVAR: Ball in hand; Piedmont 150 back |
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NNO - Bill Milligan VAR - Jersey City SkeetersVAR: Piedmont 350 back |
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NNO - Red Murray VAR - New York GiantsVAR: Batting; Sweet Caporal 350 Factory 30 back |
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NNO - Orval Overall VAR - Chicago CubsVAR: Hands at waist level; Sweet Caporal 350-460 Factory 30 back |
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No Message. Answered my question elsewhere.
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NNO - Eddie Plank VAR - Philadelphia AthleticsVAR: Sweet Caporal 350 Factory 30 back |
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This card in my PC is a special reprint of this extremely rare card, thus the price is way below what it would really be if it were the "real deal." Interesting story concerning the rarity of this card - because of a broken printing plate, the company decided to discontinue the card, rather than replace the plate. Only about 50 to 75 cards exist. Therefore, a really nice one would command over $10,000! |
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