Glad you're conflicted! We do our best to ship quickly.

E224 Texas Tommy Mack
 

Darryl that is a cool Jacklitsch...here is my first and probably last Texas Tommy...Jerry

Thanks, Jerry! That Texas Tommy Connie Mack is very cool.

Beauty Brian, congrats.

These three arrived in the past week. I overpaid for the cabinet but could care less; as soon as I saw it I knew I had to have it. The cabinet looks so much better in hand than that scan shows.

Very nice Jerry!

Greenberg
 

Thanks, Paul!

Great cards everybody -- Jerry, love the Mack.

Thank you to Aaron for this pickup -- and congrats on your Uzit as well!

Incredible!

Thanks
 

Thanks everybody...love that Cobb Nadja Steve...Jerry

Wow Steve - beautiful E92 Nadja of Cobb. Such rare card.

Awesome card!

Well, I was prepared to "overpay" for the cabinet at one increment lower...congrats on the win....your "overpay" beat my "overpay limit" by one bid.

Wow, that Nadja is such a beauty.

E90-3 Fred Payne, Chicago White Sox
 

Finally pulled the trigger on this Fred Payne E90-3 American Caramel.

Always liked this portrait of Fred Payne. It will make a nice companion piece with my other E90-3 catcher card, Jimmy Archer.

Patrick

Ha! I wondered if someone on Net54 was running me up. Better you than the house (not implying that this has ever happened). It's definitely a beauty.

Thanks, everyone! Very excited to have added it to my collection.

Bam!! Congrats. Huge pick up

Congrats Steve! Very nice.

Chad

Nice pick ups everyone especially Steve's Cobb and Ryan's Cy!

I posted this on the Postcard thread, and since it’s a June acquisition thought I’d also post it here.

I received this RPPC of Kelly Mascot, the seven-year-old son of Goldsboro’s 1910 manager, M. J. Kelly, as a birthday gift from my friend David McDonald. The PC is doubly interesting since it is addressed to the wife of a pitcher on the Goldsboro team, Fred Stoehr.

I’m going to write more about the Kelly-Stoehr connection but wonder if anyone else has seen another copy of this PC?

I have a few RPPCs from the Eastern Carolina League in the same format as this one, and they usually depict a player whose image appears on T209 and T210. I’m trying to determine how many of the PCs exist and would appreciate knowing if anyone else has examples.

Thanks for looking,
Mike

Usually Old Judge "proofs" go for $750-$1500 unless it is a better player. Or in this case, a particularly nice image. So, yes, a little more than usual, but it's like when a better-centered card commands a premium over the usual price for that grade...it's more than usual but understandably so (and I had reached what I could afford on this month's budget). Just don't post it in too many threads!

Beautiful and awesome pickup, but even cooler story on David sending it to you for your birthday! That's what the hobby is all about!

No doubt about. An awesome pc and an even more awesome gesture.

What a card!

1936 Sport Stamps - Detroit Times
 

The only Cobby I can afford lately. One of the distributors I didn't have so that's a plus too...The NY lineup on back is kind of cool also.

This beauty arrived today…

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How about that '47 Brooklyn team. Another few off my want list. Not sure why Jackie is only a 4.

because they never give these more than 4's lol. We had a stunning complete Yankee set, original envelope and virtually no wear. We got one 4.5 and a pile of 4's and a couple 3's

https://thecollectorconnection.com/b...e?itemid=63321

At least they are consistent (in being wrong!) lol

I'd have to think that these are similar to grading the premiums from the 30s. Hard to get higher than VG-EX because the paper is so thin and lends itself to bending easily.

Aaron, I can't imagine the anguish you must have gone through to sell your Cobb Nadja, which if iI recall was the only graded one out there. Still, your new Uzit should help soothe the wound.

Aaron, I can't imagine the anguish you must have gone through to sell your Cobb Nadja, which if iI recall was the only graded one out there. Still, your new Uzit should help soothe the wound.

Hi John, I hope you’re well. Yes it was a difficult decision made easier by the Uzit Cobb acquisition. I had no intention to sell it until Steve approached me right around the time the Uzit hit the market.

Again, a hearty congrats to Steve! A great great card but I’m getting old and slowing down and she’s just too much of a freak for me! I had to set her free.

There are actually 3 PSA graded Nadja Cobbs.

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Always wanted one of these cards, love the Fenway Breweries backstory.
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Welcome Phil to the Fenway Barker Baker club!

Frank's unibrow rivals Wally Moon's. I never noticed it on my card...perhaps your scan just brought it out in all its glory.


Brian

.................. Two sets ..... :) ........ Two HOFs ......... ;)

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Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes:

I rarely pick up items from the 19th century, but I could not resist this scorecard initialed by Harry Wright and listing Anson, Sunday, Clarkson, etc.

Wags
 

Pretty rare wags same image as the Orange Border

https://photos.imageevent.com/mordec...UNCWagner1.jpghttps://photos.imageevent.com/mordec...CWagner2_1.jpg

That's a cool pose for sure....

Here's a W530 blank back below it...

Jennings
 

Very nice Pinkerton Jennings super low pop!!! Didn't see any for PSA and only a few for SGC

Nadjas all around.

https://i.postimg.cc/vTkFTsj5/E104-Phillippe.jpg

Only took 16 years...
 

On June 2, 2008 I won a Police Gazette supplement of Al Bridwell on ebay, putting me one step closer to a complete set.

A couple days after I won, a guy on ebay sent me a note explaining his connection to Bridwell, asking if I would sell it to him. Being too nice for my own good, I said yes, selling it to him for the amount I had paid plus the postage to send it to him.

In the "no good deed goes unpunished" department, it took more than 16 years before I FINALLY found another Bridwell, so I'm again one step closer to set completion.

Still looking for :
1901 Matty
1904 WS Teams
1905 Chesbro
1907 Keeler / Kleinow
1909 Burch

The hunt continues,
Doug

Been working on adding Yankees Rookie Cards and/or early career cards for players with especially tough RCs. These from last couple months:

That's a great piece. Is it dated anywhere, or am I just overlooking the date?

Recent pick-ups.

Chad

Congrats on the pickups. Still regret moving my Moore recently.

Nice one, Jerry. I think I recognize it too!

Thanks! Yeah, I noticed that, too. It is not dated. I have another one handwritten by Harry, and it is dated 1885.

I've been working on a Jersey City Skeeters prewar team collection for years and have been able to obtain just about all the obtainable cards out there, but still needed this 1909 Colgan's Chip of Abstein. I've been looking for one for years and just never saw one come up. I've posted in the BST here a few times over the years and never got a response.

Well, a couple months ago I tried it again and a board member reached out and said he had one that he would let go. Then I took a break from cards for a while (I didn't plan on it, just got really busy at work and sometimes just take a break for no real reason) and completely forgot that he and I had started talking about the Abstein. Then, when I came back to my cards and Net54, I remembered we had a conversation going and I reached back out to him letting him know I was still interested. He was kind enough to continue with our deal even though I basically ghosted him in the middle of it. And I am now the proud new owner of this baby! This was definitely the longest time a deal has taken me to seal (all my fault of course) but I want to shout out a huge Thank You to gentleman who put up with me and sold this to me. You're awesome man!

This completes my Colgan's Jersey City team set as well.



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