1909-11 T206 Piedmont 350 Dode Paskert PSA NM 7

T206 Piedmont 350 Dode Paskert PSA 7 - From the Tobacco Era to the Fall Classic

The T206 Piedmont 350 Dode Paskert brings forward one of the dependable everyday players who gave Deadball Era baseball its character. Paskert was an athletic center fielder whose major-league journey took him through Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Chicago, and his T206 appearance dates to the earliest years of that career. Dressed in Cincinnati colors and rendered in the set’s unmistakable painted style, Paskert offers a window into the working roster of the National League at a time when Wagner, Mathewson, and Cobb dominated the headlines.

The story of this particular card begins with its grade: an impressive PSA NM 7. That level of preservation gives the Piedmont 350 Subjects issue considerable stature within an advanced T206 collection, especially for collectors pursuing quality throughout the enormous checklist rather than concentrating solely on its Hall of Famers. More than 115 years after T206 cards circulated with tobacco products, this Near Mint Paskert remains a remarkably high-grade survivor from the set that has become the cornerstone of prewar collecting.

Paskert went on to enjoy a 15-year major-league career, spending his longest stretch with the Philadelphia Phillies before later joining the Chicago Cubs. He was the Phillies’ regular center fielder when they captured the 1915 National League pennant, then returned to the World Series three years later as a member of the Cubs—giving him Fall Classic appearances with two different franchises.