1909 T206 Sherry Magee Portrait PSA 6 EX-MT Piedmont 150 Phillies VARIATION
1909 T206 Sherry Magee Portrait PSA 6 EX-MT Piedmont 150 Phillies VARIATION
1909–11 T206 Sherry Magee (Portrait) – Piedmont 150 – PSA 6 EX-MT
Offered is a 1909–11 T206 Sherry Magee (Portrait) baseball card featuring Philadelphia Phillies star Sherry Magee, graded PSA 6 EX-MT.
A classic example from the legendary T206 tobacco card series, this original card was issued by the American Tobacco Company during the 1909–11 period and features Magee in the highly recognizable Portrait pose. The card also features the Piedmont 150 back, making it an especially desirable example for collectors pursuing specific T206 back variations.
Sherry Magee was one of the premier hitters and run producers of the Deadball Era. A longtime Philadelphia Phillies star, Magee finished his career with impressive offensive totals and was later elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, adding considerable historical importance to his T206 appearance.
The T206 set remains one of the most iconic and collectible issues in the history of baseball cards. Its combination of early-20th-century baseball history, tobacco advertising, colorful artwork, numerous player variations, and scarce backs continues to make these cards highly sought after by advanced collectors.
Card Details
- Year: 1909–11
- Set: T206
- Player: Sherry Magee
- Team: Philadelphia Phillies
- Pose: Portrait
- Back: Piedmont 150
- Grade: PSA 6 EX-MT
- Manufacturer: American Tobacco Company
- Type: Original vintage baseball card
- Era: Pre-War / Deadball Era
Why This Card Stands Out
The combination of Sherry Magee, the Portrait pose, Piedmont 150 back, and PSA 6 EX-MT grade makes this a compelling addition to a serious T206 collection. Magee's status as a Philadelphia Phillies legend and Hall of Fame player further enhances the appeal of this historic tobacco card.
A fantastic opportunity for collectors of T206s, Hall of Fame players, Philadelphia Phillies memorabilia, pre-war baseball cards, and early tobacco issues.
A beautiful piece of baseball history dating back more than a century.