How to verify a 1938 Goudey?
 

Don't do Goudey's. Can someone tell me the things to look for on reprints? TIA

The answer is in our Detecting Card Alterations and Reprints section. As you read this look up to the right, second icon from the right. Click on it. Then it is about the second to last subject...

http://net54baseball.com/forum/content/goudey.html



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How to verify a 1938 Goudey?
 

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No worries, it's gone.....There are some Goudey experts on the board so if you don't find the answer just come back to this thread and ask away.....Most members forget we have a very good archive center, alteration and reprint section.....as well as some great pictures of collections under the community tab.....

How to verify a 1938 Goudey?
 

Here are the scans:

fake....really fake...(at least it looks that way to me based on this one)

http://luckeycards.com/pr323goudeybigheadsx3.jpg

How to verify a 1938 Goudey?
 

Like I said, didn't know anything about this issue. I was fooled by the printing, though. Solid printing, not dots like modern printing. Wonder how it was printed.

Didn't cost me anything. That's the good thing. I was suspicious.

How to verify a 1938 Goudey?
 

Then I saw this one: Wsup?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1938-Goudey-...p2047675.l2557

There are 2 different kinds of 1938 Goudeys. One with captions on front and one without. It is the printing on yours that looks way off not the fact it doesn't have captions. The one on ebay is a nice copy of one without the captions.

How to verify a 1938 Goudey?
 

What fooled me was the printing. I noticed the crackling, but under magnification the printing was solid colors. (Not fuzzy dots like modern printing) Guess you learn something new every time. Luckily, it was thrown in on a deal. I didn't pay anything for it because it just didn't look right to me. I measured it, and it was exact. I was also expecting to find a scraped up area where 'reprint' used to be.