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Yup! Couldn't agree more on that. An image of an uncut sheet would definitely help on the effort of t206 research (e.g. size of uncut sheet, how cards were aligned... etc)

Thanks for the feedback. I would think most people would speedup the video while watching this kind of material. With that said, you can also slow down the speed of the video to 0.5x if you think it is too fast. Appreciated your feedback.!

Although I'm certain it's not correct, now that I have looked on Ebay for my quess, as they are readily available for under $100.

Looks like the bounty is for a coconut

That's because that pack was a fake pack and so as that card.

Thanks for the feedback. In fact, I do agree with you but I thought people who really interested in that uncut 2 hrs interview would rather watch at Brian's channel. Sorry about that.

@@t206museum8I think he was talking about Brian interrupting Bill

Thanks for the comments. You bring up a very interesting point, do you mean those two Piedmont packs that I shown in the video never had cigarettes in them? I am a bit confuse when u stated "tobacco", do u mean there were just a brick of loose tobacco leaves inside those Piedmont packs?

I don't think they are "being so careful", they just don't want to show too much detail of that fake card from a fake box.

You could be right and that's why I handled the situation very carefully when I met "Jerry" in person. In fact, "Jerry" did forwarded me the actual reply from Beckett so I do believe he did submitted his "Wagner" to them. "Jerry" was willing to travel to meet me close to where I live so I didn't lose much besides one hr of meeting time and a few hrs of making this video. LOL. (Hopefully people who watched this video learnt a thing or two how to spot Wagner reprints)

You are absolutely correct!!

Also, I have a buddy that collects bottles, but I forgot which old bottle you're looking for. Tried to find the video, but that didn't work, but I was sure it was you.

@@UncleGarysCollection Yes, I think that was me. I am looking for a Lash's Bitters bottle to match with my card. ruclips.net/video/TBrZ71LxliQ/видео.html

I held David Hall's Wagner at the HA private party. That orange background was so bright that I would never forget....

Yes, that Wagner card front was definitely a big giveaway but I was really curious about its back since it looked so authentic in the pic that he sent me... obviously, see it in person was a complete diff story. LOL

@@t206museum8 It's amazing that people can convince themselves they have something authentic when it's clearly not. If someone finds a Wagner they should send it to PSA or SGC, not contact their local card shop or some paper specialist.

Thank you..... Hope you learnt how to differentiate real and reprint t206s from this video.

@@t206museum8 I've been collecting t206s for a while now. I love your videos since you seem to be the only one producing new t206 content, and you also have real rarer backs, not just pictures. I just got a brown lenox psa 3 Smith. I like your brown old mill!! Have you seen the blue old mills? Thoughts?

@@thaatguuy4554 I have never seen a Blue Old Mill backs in person so I can't really comment on that. As far as I remember, there are at least two known to exist.

@@thaatguuy4554 Congrats of adding a Brown Lenox back in your collection. One of my brown Lenox is also Smith. Now you know your Smith has a sister. :)

@t206museum8 if your brown old mill ever needs a good home, i can provide one😁😁

Thank you! Hope those info help everyone!

Yup, it is a big project try to put an uncut sheet back together given many of these "puzzles" are long gone.

Glad you love my videos! Appreciated the feedback!

Hmm... interesting... It should be public to everyone. Try this link ruclips.net/video/dtx3GrTHJCE/видео.html

@@t206museum8 RUclips is working for me now.

You are welcome. I enjoy watching your videos too!

No, this LaPorte has a Piedmont back.

I completely agree with you. However, I am not allow to provide my opinion on this card as of this moment. I will post a full version video regards to this card in the future.

Good to hear you also has a yellow brown scrap! They are truly fun and interesting cards to own!

Thx for the feedback and interest. I will work on videos about those multi-overprint backs.

Stay tuned. I got a lot more tobacco boxes to "show off" LOL

You are welcome! I got a lot more packs in my collection to share with you guys. :)

Unfortunately, National isn't my thing since I don't find things that I collect there and I am not a seller so there's no pt for me to go. However, I might consider to be at Rosemont in 2025 since it is closer to me.

Glad you like my video, Mike! There are more to come! Enjoy!

@t206museum8 This is the type of stuff I wish to collect in the future, so I'm here to learn as much as I can.

@@biggmike_cards Materials that I collect are hundred year old and I find "new" info once a while and have been learning as well. 😅

Yeah!!! Once I am able to find more information about those packs then I will open them up! Stay Tune!

Most people only pay attention to card front but error card backs like this deserve some attentions too. :)

I have been collecting these T206s for over 40+ yrs and I am still learning new things everyday. Appreciated your comment!

Thanks for watching.... More to come!

The excitement of opening these kind of packs are thru the roof.... Could be Cobbs sitting inside or no card at all or may be coupons that printed in thin paper.

You are welcome. Stay tuned for more videos!

Always nice to hear someone out there also has passion about this. Take your time and you will get your pack(s) in your collection eventually. 😏

It definitely takes time to build my collection. With the help of internet, it should take much shorter time to find what you want. Keep it up!

Glad you enjoyed it! There are more to come. :) Stay Tuned!

It really depends on the conditions and the time period they were from. They are in the range of $150 to $350 even for opened box.

For packs that aren't exposed in extreme conditions, they could survive inside those brittle wrapper for hundred year. I have a few of them like that and still in pretty decent conditions.

They most certainly did have a wrapper on them

Wow.... that's a great thing to know. Do you happen to still have the Sweet Caporal pack and the card that you pull? What's that a baseball card or just a non-sport card?

@t206museum8 yes I have the pack..not the best of shape...but the card is mint...corners are perfect and all the gold bordering is perfect too..the card is hugh duffy

@@TonySmith-jx2nc That's exciting! If you don't mind, would you be able to send me a few images of the pack and the card that you pull? I would love to make a video out of that. Please email them to f-a-q@t206museum.com I can't wait to see those images. Thanks in advance.

@@TonySmith-jx2nc I have seen and opened Piedmont packs that have tobacco cards inside but I have never seen Sweet Caporal pack like that. I wonder that's a soft pack or was it also a pull out slide shell type of pack. Would be really nice to see images of the actual pack. :)

@t206museum8 I will send you some pics when I get a chance to take em....the pack itself is in a storage bin but the card I can get at easy enough for pics...honestly do not know style of pack..I am not a card collector so limited knowledge....I do plan on getting it graded sometime in the future...when compared to the one with a grade of 8 mine looks much nicer so it should be worth some good $$..hopefully lol...are the empty packs worth much?

Thx for the feedback. Glad you like my video. :)

Oh Really... I didn't know about this. Thx for sharing that!