How many cards are in 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2?

Our Baseball price guide lists 77 cards for 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2, 1 of them with live market prices.

What is the most valuable card in 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2?

The most valuable card in 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 is Dots Miller at $145 raw.

When was 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 released?

1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 was released in 1914.

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1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 Checklist & Card Prices

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1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 (Baseball) has 77 cards in our price guide, 1 of them with live market values. The most valuable is Dots Miller at $145 raw. Across the set, raw copies total $145.

Cards: 77
With prices: 1
Raw total: $145
Top card: $145

Most valuable cards

The 1 highest-value cards in 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).

Dots Miller

Raw $145

Full checklist

All 77 cards we track from 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2, with the latest raw and graded market values. Tap any card for its full price history.

Card	Raw
Admiral Schlei [Batting]Admiral Schlei	—
Admiral Schlei [Portrait]Admiral Schlei	—
Bill Bradley	—
Billy Campbell	—
Bob Groom	—
Buck Herzog [B On Shirt]Buck Herzog	—
Chief Bender [No Trees, Baltimore]Chief Bender	—
Chief Bender [No Trees, Philadelphia Amer.]Chief Bender	—
Chief Bender [No Trees, Philadelphia Natl.]Chief Bender	—
Chief Bender [Trees in Background, Baltimore]Chief Bender	—
Chief Bender [Trees in Background, Philadelphia Amer.]Chief Bender	—
Chief Bender [Trees in Background, Philadelphia Nat.]Chief Bender	—
Christy Mathewson	—
Clark Griffith	—
Danny Murphy	—
Dick Hoblitzell [Boston Amer.]Dick Hoblitzell	—
Dick Hoblitzell [Boston Nat.]Dick Hoblitzell	—
Dick Hoblitzell [Cincinnati]Dick Hoblitzell	—
Dick Rudolph	—
Doc Crandall [St. Louis Amer.]Doc Crandall	—
Doc Crandall [St. Louis Fed.]Doc Crandall	—
Dode Paskert [Phila. Nat.]Dode Paskert	—
Dode Paskert [Philadelphia Nat.]Dode Paskert	—
Dots Miller	$145
Ed Konetchy [Boston]Ed Konetchy	—
Ed Konetchy [Pittsburgh Fed.]Ed Konetchy	—
Ed Konetchy [Pittsburgh Nat.]Ed Konetchy	—
Ed Summers	—
Frank Chance [Los Angeles, Batting]Frank Chance	—
Frank Chance [Los Angeles, Portrait]Frank Chance	—
Frank Chance [New York, Batting]Frank Chance	—
Frank Chance [New York, Portrait]Frank Chance	—
Frank Smith	—
Fred Merkle	—
Hal Chase [Buffalo, Holding Trophy]Hal Chase	—
Hal Chase [Buffalo, Portrait]Hal Chase	—
Hal Chase [Buffalo, Throwing]Hal Chase	—
Hal Chase [Chicago, Holding Trophy]Hal Chase	—
Hal Chase [Chicago, Portrait]Hal Chase	—
Hal Chase [Chicago, Throwing]Hal Chase	—
Harry Davis [Philadelphia Amer.]Harry Davis	—
Home Run Baker [New York]Home Run Baker	—
Home Run Baker [Phila. Amer.]Home Run Baker	—
Home Run Baker [Philadelphia Amer.]Home Run Baker	—
Hughie Jennings [Both Hands Showing]Hughie Jennings	—
Hughie Jennings [One Hand Showing]Hughie Jennings	—
Jack Quinn [Baltimore]Jack Quinn	—
Jack Quinn [Vernon]Jack Quinn	—
Joe Kelley [New York]Joe Kelley	—
Joe Kelley [Toronto]Joe Kelley	—
Joe Tinker [Chicago Fed., Bat Off Shoulder]Joe Tinker	—
Joe Tinker [Chicago Fed., Bat on Shoulder]Joe Tinker	—
Joe Tinker [Chicago Nat., Bat Off Shoulder]Joe Tinker	—
Joe Tinker [Chicago Nat., Bat on Shoulder]Joe Tinker	—
John McGraw [Glove at Side]John McGraw	—
John McGraw [Portrait]John McGraw	—
Johnny Evers	—
Josh Devore [Chillicothe]Josh Devore	—
Josh Devore [Philadelphia]Josh Devore	—
Kid Elberfield [Elberfeld Brooklyn]Kid Elberfield	—
Kid Elberfield [Elberfeld Chattanooga]Kid Elberfield	—
Larry Doyle [Batting]Larry Doyle	—
Larry Doyle [Portrait]Larry Doyle	—
Mike Mitchell	—
Miller Huggins [Hands at Mouth]Miller Huggins	—
Miller Huggins [Portrait]Miller Huggins	—
Mordecai Brown [Chicago]Mordecai Brown	—
Mordecai Brown [St. Louis]Mordecai Brown	—
Nap Lajoie [Cleveland]Nap Lajoie	—
Nap Lajoie [Phila. Amer.]Nap Lajoie	—
Nap Lajoie [Philadelphia Amer.]Nap Lajoie	—
Roger Bresnahan [Chicago]Roger Bresnahan	—
Roger Bresnahan [Toledo]Roger Bresnahan	—
Tris Speaker	—
Walter Johnson	—
Zach Wheat [Brooklyn Nat.]Zach Wheat	—
Zach Wheat [Brooklyn]Zach Wheat	—

About this set

1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 is a Baseball set from 1914. Midpoint tracks 77 cards from it, 1 with market prices from recent sales. The set's most valuable card is Dots Miller at $145 raw. Priced raw copies add up to $145.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2?: Our Baseball price guide lists 77 cards for 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2, 1 of them with live market prices.
What is the most valuable card in 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2?: The most valuable card in 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 is Dots Miller at $145 raw.
When was 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 released?: 1914 T213 Coupon Cigs. Type 2 was released in 1914.

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