D359/E104/T208 Shared Fronts crossing borders

The last few years I have really grown to love the D359/E104/T208 cards...the quirky, cartoony images...combined with tougher backs. Are there any other sets that share the same fronts and cross the same 3 genres...d...e...and t?
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the m101-4/5 crosses into a lot different areas. D, H, M and lord knows what else.

those e92 poses share with the later t216s kottons and the mother's bread d303 variations i believe.

D380, E90, and T216 share some poses.

A few non-sports issues cross from E to T to D which make them fun to collect and study. Flag issues come to mind first.

Rob

Another trio that comes to mind are the T214 Victories, T215 Red Crosses, and T215 Pirates. And those rare T sets share fronts with T206's and T213 Coupons as well.

I'm also a huge fan of the D359/E104/T208 triumvirate. Do E104-3's share any fronts with the other sets? Pretty sure all of the type 3 poses are unique to that subset. To me, that's one of the most intriguing sets out there in terms of what has yet to be discovered. Also don't forget that the E104-2's share fronts with E90-2's.

The availability of T208 has been infinitely wider these past few months than ever before with the Legendary/REA hoard. Before then, I doubt you would have seen more than a handful transact publicly for nearly a decade. Many of those T208's were pretty good buys I think, especially the latest bunch in REA. So good on you Pete for picking up your T208 type while the window of opportunity was there.

All the e104 types are interesting in that the art style is the same for each type. As Ben mentioned, the type 3s aren't seen anywhere. The recently (past 10 years or so) found e-uncs have the same art style as the e104s. Not sure what that says, but it is interesting.

Providing this scan as an example of a unique E104-3 pose. Not mine - someday though!

these are all the e104-3s I've owned. All had Nadja backs

cccc wrote:those e92 poses share with the later t216s kottons and the mother's bread d303 variations i believe.

I think the D303s and T216s more closely match the era and printing quality of the E106 set with respect to color, brightness and gloss.