E93 Standard Caramel packaging or company information

[4815162342]

We can't have an E93 thread without mentioning the late, great JimB, and his unparalleled E93 PSA registry set.

http://www.psacard.com/PSASetRegistr...spx?s=5823&o=1

[x2drich2000]

Originally Posted by 4815162342

We can't have an E93 thread without mentioning the late, great JimB, and his unparalleled E93 PSA registry set.

http://www.psacard.com/PSASetRegistr...spx?s=5823&o=1

Daryl, agree Jim's set is/was awesome and he never hesitated to share it when asked.

The set is great, loaded with HOFers, readily not super expensive in low grade, readily available yet not super common either. Not to mention the images are great as well. This is why it was the first prewar set I attempted. I still need a Cobb and Plank to complete. Here's my Mathewson with a blank back.



DJ

[TheBig6]

I agree, great looking set
My one and only

[Leon]

Thanks for chiming in, guys. And don't think that my very first thought when posting this thread wasn't JimB. You would be wrong. He is certainly not forgotten and will be missed forever.

Erick- I believe That is the very first E93 Standard Caramel Company related ephemera I have seen, or at least remember. That is really great information. I have done a lot of searches and never found anything. If this were T206 information there would be 93 posts and 10,477 views in the last 2 days.

[blackandgold]

Would love to add a Pirate player from this set to my collection, at some point.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by blackandgold

Would love to add a Pirate player from this set to my collection, at some point.

Fortunately it is many times an affordable set relative to others from the same era. It is always a money thing though. I think we all understand that salient point. . It seems there are always a fair amount on the bay. (and yes, they are still there for a reason, but ya' never know)

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw...e93&_sacat=213


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