Stanley Coveleski cards

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Posted By: David R

Can anyone tell me which is the easiest/least expensive card of HOFer Stanley Coveleski from his playing days? Any scans would be much appreciated. Thanks.

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Posted By: JimB

I don't know if it is the easiest or least expensive, but it may very well be the coolest looking. A decent looking example won't break the bank.
JimB

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Posted By: Glen Turner

JimB:
I believe your card is HARRY Coveleski.

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Posted By: David R

Jim, great card, but I think that is too early to be Stanley, who didn't make his Major League debut until 1912. I think that is his older brother, Harry, was also a great pitcher but did not make the Hall of Fame. Harry did have the distinction of beating John McGraw's Giants three times in a five-day stretch in 1908, crippling their pennant chances.

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Posted By: Mark L

the E121 comes around every once in a while. I've sold one and bought another in the last six months.

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Posted By: Brian Van Horn

JimB,

The card you have posted is Stan's older brother, Harry "The Giant Killer" Coveleskie who had the name because of his prowess in pitching against the Giants.

Here are examples (not for sale) of Stan Coveleskie:

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Posted By: Phil Garry

The easiest to find and not usually very costly are the 1920's Exhibit issues of Coveleski. He appears in several Exhibits sets during that time period.

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Posted By: Frank Evanov

One of the Exhibits is your best bet+



Frank

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Posted By: leon

York Caramels won't usually break the bank either....this one just got put on hold but it was on my site for a while...(scan is horrible but the card is fairly sharp)

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Posted By: JimB

Ooops. Didn't read closely enough.
JimB