Johnny Evers

Brian, here's another example of a T206 with a rare back doing very well.

There was a Johnny Evers 1909-11 T206 with bat, Chicago on shirt.

Broadleaf 460 back, one of only two with that combination in a lower grade, a PSA 2, went for $17,220.

How does that compare to an Evers and a PSA 2 with one of the Piedmont backs?

One of the greatest second basemen of all time.

Riding across with Larry Leshawain, Eddie Collins, and Johnny Evers.

There's a foul.

Out there, left field, foul ground.

[stadium chatter] One strike out.

Johnny Evers coming all the way back to see if he could get to the ball, but he couldn't get to it.

The ball going about five or six rows back in the stands.

One strike out.

The other owner of the other one is Mike Boyd, my friend on the show.

And Johnny Evers, who you guys know, you can get him with Boston, even though it says Chicago on its shirt, it says Boston on the back.

1914 Coupon Cigarettes.

How often do you see the Coupon Cigarettes backs? Love these cards.

Or you can get the Johnny Evers with the Brunner's Bread.

How often do you get to see the Brunner's Bread with the Brunner's and the Butter Crust and the Buster Brown? Or you can get an outfielder like Herbie Moran.

You can get a Pop One of... homes to homes bred there's only one of these in the world known so that's really cool or you can get butcher boy schmidt who uh quit baseball in 1916 to go back to running his uh his parents his dad died and he became the uh head of their uh you know um what do you call it uh butcher what do you call it a slaughterhouse You can get the Imperial Tobacco of Butcher Boy Schmidt, Canadian issue from 1912 when he played for the Baltimore Orioles.

One of the greatest second basemen of all time.

Riding across with Larry Leshawin, Eddie Collins, and Johnny Evers.

There's a foul.

Out there, left field, foul ground.

One of the greatest second basemen of all time.

Riding the crowds with Larry Lester Wing, Eddie Collins, and Johnny Evers.

There's a foul.

Out there, left field, foul ground.

He worked one inning in that ballgame, gave up one hit, allowed no runs.

His second appearance was in pitching to Johnny Evers of the Cincinnati Reds.

He came in and got a one, two, three double play with the bases loaded.

Now making his third.