T207 Red Cross (this is a must see for everyone)

come on Jerry, aren't you forgetting a few digits?

I just spotted John McGraw below the Lowdermilk. Can anyone give me the scoop on that card? I love Little Napoleon.

George, I'm curious how you found out about our forum?

Who would have thought that there would be cards posted this month to rival e107 Wagner

Wow, I just saw this thread, I'm speechless

Incredible stuff. Thanks much for sharing. Oh and for giving Jay a heart attack!!

Wow George. Thanks for sharing those pics of your incredibly rare T207s!

If you decide to sell one, I'm a buyer!

Robert

Hi George,

What a month for cards.

You mention 90 cards, what are the rest? This is what makes this hobby so fun. Keep us updated on your plans for the cards.

I can't forget

Congrats on the amazing find! That Lowdermilk is easily worth five figures, the others maybe 3-4k each... Best bet is to consign them to REA or Goodwinandco, or one of the other large auction houses. Whoever you go with, only accept a 0% sellers fee - these are bigtime cards!

wow...awesome original hoard. i too would love to see, hear about the rest...very special indeed...thanks for sharing!

BigGuy219 wrote:I just spotted John McGraw below the Lowdermilk. Can anyone give me the scoop on that card? I love Little Napoleon.

It's a T215 Red Cross Type 1. Same front as the T206 with the same script. Some like to consider the type 1 Red Crosses as a back type for T206's.

George....that is truely amazing. I'll agree with everyone here as to where to consign those T207 Red Cross cards. REA and Goodwin are great auction houses and will realize prices higher then just about any other out there.

90 cards? Louisiana? Are any of the additional cards T216 Kottons, MINO's or Virginia Extra's? If so, I would love to see scans.

While throwning auction houses out there don't forget Heritage. I also want to hear more story behind the cards. Pictures of the original owners would also be cool.

Lee

I have another McGraw NY Natl this one is left hand on hip. The back is the full Red Cross, no bio.

Awesome Geoge...any other red cross backs...or coupons...or VICTORIES???

this just proves there are still plenty of cards left in uncovered attics and basements. there are still uncounted e107 wagners in PA, more t206 cobb/cobb in GA, BN ruths in baltimore, and plenty of 1989 donruss in my garage.

Absolutely amazing find. That's what's great about this hobby, just when you think you've seen it all, something new and unexpected pops up.

Hey Leon, how about posting a direct link to this Full Count thread in "your forum" so others can read the original post by GeorgeD?

Reality bites!

Hey let's not get vindictive now...

yea it's a friendly bunch over here, let's stick with this ultra-cool discovery and not take anything away from it

i'm anxious to see more pics!

edit: also welcome to the board bryan...

George is going to be sending me more scans of the cards and I'll be posting them as I get them. His first batch he sent, he accidentally send the same scan multiple times. It's all good, we understand he's just figuring out how to do all this tech stuff

sabrjay, make sure to watermark the scans with GeorgeD for Full Count Forums or something like that...

Edited: Never mind. you got the point! lol

George,

I'm thinking you should consign those cards now while they're hot... and still on everybody's mind. Definitely the Lowdermilk should be in a separate lot from the other T207's.

These cards will be hot no matter when they hit the market.

Here's some more cards for your enjoyment.

so many red crosses...apropos for a sunday (i'm buddhist btw so no religion uproar toward me pls )

this has to go down as the "GeorgeD Louisiana find" when it's auctioned off somewhere right? some majorly important cards here.

i want moar!!!

Stay tuned. There are more surprises to come