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T205 Master Set SGC Power Ratings-1.Xlsx SGC T205 Card Name Power Rating as of May 24, Should 2014 Read Edward J. Abbaticchio 1 1 Doc Adkins 2 2 Leon K. Ames 1 1 Jimmy Archer 1 1 James Austin 1 1 William Bailey 1 1 Frank Baker 3 3 Neal Ball 1 1 Edward Barger (Full B on Cap) 2 1 Common Edward Barger (Partial B on Cap) 3 3 John Barry 1 1 Henry Batch 2 2 John W. Bates 1 1 Fred Beck 1 1 Beals Becker 1 1 George G. Bell 1 1 Charles Bender 3 3 William Bergen 1 1 Bob Bescher 1 1 Joseph Birmingham 1 1 Russell Blackburne 1 1 Wm. E. Bransfield 1 1 Roger P. Bresnahan (Mouth Closed) 3 3 Roger P. Bresnahan (Mouth Open) 4 5 Variation, Short Print Albert Bridwell 1 1 Mordecai Brown 3 3 Robert Byrne 1 1 Forrest Cady 2 2 Howard Camnitz 1 1 William Carrigan 1 1 Frank J. Chance 3 3 Hal Chase (Both Ears Show, Frame Extends) 2 2 Hal Chase (Both Ears Show, Frame Ends) 3 2 Same difficulty as "Frame Extends" Hal Chase (Only Left Ear Shows) 4 4 Edward Cicotte 2 3 Tough card to find Fred C. Clarke 3 3 Ty Cobb 10 8 This card is all over Ebay Eddie Collins (Mouth Closed) 3 3 Eddie Collins (Mouth Open) 4 5 Vaiation, Short Print Jimmy Collins 4 4 Frank J. Corridon 1 1 Otis Crandall (T Not Crossed) 1 2 Tougher to Find of the two Otis Crandall (T Crossed) 2 1 Common Louis Criger 1 1 William Dahlen 2 3 Short Print Jacob Daubert 1 1 James Delahanty 1 1 Arthur Devlin 1 1 Josh Devore 1 1 W.R. Dickson 1 1 Jiggs Donohue 2 3 Short Print Charles Dooin 1 1 Michael J. Doolan 1 1 Patrick Dougherty (Red Sock) 3 2 overated scarcities Patrick Dougherty (White Sock) 3 2 overated scarcities Thomas Downey 1 1 Larry Doyle 1 1 Hugh Duffy 3 3 John Dunn 2 2 Jimmy Dygert 1 1 Richard Egan 1 1 Kid Elberfeld 1 1 Clyde Engle 1 1 Louis Evans 1 1 John J. Evers 3 4 Moved to a 4 per Kevin S. and Corey Robert Ewing 1 1 G.C. Ferguson 1 1 Ray Fisher 2 3 Short Print Arthur Fletcher 1 1 John A. Flynn 1 1 Russell Ford (Black Cap) 1 1 Russell Ford (White Cap) 2 3 Variation, Short Print William Foxen 1 1 James Frick 2 2 Arthur Fromme 1 1 Eal Gardner 1 1 Harry Gaspar 1 1 George Gibson 1 1 Wilbur Goode 1 1 George F. Graham (Rustlers) 1 1 George F. Graham (Cubs) 2 3 Tougher Variation Edward L. Grant 2 3 Short Print Dolly Gray (No Stats on Back) 2 1 Common Very, Very Difficult - changed to 6 per Dolly Gray (Stats on Back) 4 6 Mac Wubben and Ted Sherman Clark Griffith 3 3 Robert Groom 1 1 Charles Hanford 2 2 Robert Harmon (Both Ears Show) 1 1 Robert Harmon (Only Left Ear Shows) 3 3 Topsy Hartsel 1 1 Anold J. Hauser 1 1 Charles Hemphill 1 1 Charles Herzog 1 1 Richard Hoblitzell (No Stats on Back) 12 12 Richard Hoblitzell (Cin. After 2nd 1908 In Stats) 2 1 Common Grossly overated on previous SGC Richard Hoblitzell (Name Incorrect, No Cin. After 1908) 8 3 Ranking Tough Card, Can only be found with Richard Hoblitzell (Name Correct, No Cin. After 1908) 3 4 PB or Piedmont Danny Hoffman 1 1 Miller J. Huggins 3 3 John Hummell 1 1 Fred Jacklitsch 1 1 Hughie Jennings 3 3 Walter Johnson 5 5 David Jones 1 1 Thomas Jones 1 1 Addie Joss 4 5 Commemorative Card Edward Karger 2 3 Short Print Edward Killian 1 1 John Kleinow 2 3 Short Print John G. Kling 1 1 Jack Knight 1 1 Edward Konetchy 1 1 Harry Krause 1 1 Floyd M. Kroh 1 1 Frank LaPorte 1 1 Frank Lange 1 1 Arlie Latham (A. Latham On Back) 1 1 Only Exist with a Sweet Cap Back, Arlie Latham (W.A. Latham On Back) 1 4 Tough Variation Thomas W. Leach 1 1 Wyatt Lee 2 2 Sam Leever 1 1 Lefty Leifield (A. Leifield On Front) 1 1 Lefty Leifield (A.P. Leifield On Front) 1 3 Tough Variation Edgar Lennox 1 1 Paddy Livingston 1 1 John B. Lobert 1 1 Briscoe Lord 1 1 Harry Lord 1 1 John Lush 1 1 Nicholas Maddox 1 1 Sherwood R. Magee 1 1 Richard Marquard 3 3 Christy Mathewson 5 4 Not as difficult as Johnson or Young Christy Mathewson (37-1 Record) 10 8 Not as tough as Wilhelm "Suffered" A.A. Mattern 1 1 Lewis McAllister 2 2 George McBride 1 1 Ambrose McConnell 1 1 Pryor McElveen 1 1 John McGraw 4 3 Overated Harry McIntire 1 1 Matty McIntyre 1 1 John McLean 1 1 Fred Merkle 1 1 George Merritt 2 2 Chief Meyers 1 1 J. Clyde Milan 1 1 John Miller (John B - Bio) 1 1 John Miller (John D - Bio) 1 1 Michael Mitchell 1 1 Patrick Moran 1 1 One of the hardest Variations to Patrick Moran (Stray Line of Type Below Stats) obtain in the set. Only exists with PB 4 6 or Piedmont George Moriarity 1 1 George Mullin 1 1 Danny Murphy 1 1 Red Murray 1 1 John Nee 2 2 Thomas J. Needham 1 1 Rebel Oakes 1 1 Rube Oldring 1 1 Charles O'Leary 1 1 Fred Olmstead 1 1 Orval Overall 1 1 Freddy Parent 1 1 George Paskert 1 1 Fred Payne 1 1 Barney Pelty 1 1 John Pfiester 1 1 James Phelan 2 2 Edward Phelps 1 1 Charles Phillippe 1 1 John Quinn 1 1 Arthur Raymond 2 3 Short Print Edward Reulbach 1 1 Lewis Richie 1 1 John A. Rowan 2 3 Short Print Nap Rucker 1 1 W.D. Scanlan 2 3 Short Print Germany Schaefer 1 1 George Schlei 1 1 Charles Schmidt 1 1 Frank Schulte 1 1 James Scott 1 1 Bud Sharpe 1 1 David Shean (Rustlers) 1 1 David Shean (Cubs) 2 3 Tougher Variation James Sheckard 1 1 George Simmons 1 1 Tony Smith 1 1 Fred C. Snodgrass 1 1 Tris Speaker 4 4 Jake Stahl 1 1 Oscar Stanage 1 1 Harry Steinfeldt 1 1 George Stone 1 1 George Stovall 1 1 Charles Street 1 1 George F. Suggs 2 3 Short Print Edgar Summers 1 1 Edward Sweeney 2 3 Short Print Lee Tannehill 1 1 Ira Thomas 1 1 Joe Tinker 3 3 John Titus 1 1 Terry Turner 2 3 Short Print James Vaughn 2 3 Short Print Charles Wagner 1 3 Tough Short Print Bobby Wallace (With Cap) 3 3 Bobby Wallace (No Cap, Two Lines of 1910 Stats) 3 4 Difficult Bobby Wallace (No Cap, One Line of 1910 Stats) 1 8 One of the top 3 hardest cards to find Short Print, remain a 4 per J. Levine Edward Walsh 4 4 and Corey Zach Wheat 3 3 Doc White 1 1 Kirb White 2 3 Short Print Short Print, changed to 4 per John Irvin K. Wilhelm (Suffe ed In Bio) 2 4 Hannsen One of the top 3 hardest cards in the Irvin K. Wilhelm (Suffered In Bio) 2 9 set Edgar Willett 1 1 J. Owen Wilson 1 1 George R. Wiltse (Both Ears Show) 1 1 George R. Wiltse (Only Right Ear Shows) 2 3 Short Print Harry Wolter 1 1 Cy Young 5 5 .
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