1946 SEARS East St. Louis (Browns) Postcards Info Needed
 

I am not all too familiar with this set, but don't recall seeing too many of them over the years. How tough are these and is there much of a following for the set, or just from team specialists? Anyways, I picked up a decent example (autographed as most are that I have seen) of the set and was just looking to get a little more info. Any help would be much appreciated.
-Rhett

Very, very tough to find - I have one from the sister set (Cardinals), the Red Schoendienst RC.............

Here is the card I recently picked up...
http://www.starsofthediamond.com/searsmiller.JPG
-Rhett

Very scarce
 

Rhett -- Back when I used to keep track of such things for the Standard Catalog, most years would go by without a single Sears Browns pc being publicly sold, and maybe 2-3 Cardinals a year.

very very scarce
 

Rhett, I will concur with everybody else on these. I collect all things Cardinals,and I don't have a single of these. I have 9 Hunter hotdog cards in comparison. I've passed on a few commons at $100 each at St. Louis shows, but the price was reasonable.

Randy

Sold this signed card on eBay a few months back for $12!

Yes $12, thats the down side of auctions that start at $9.99

It was the last time I sold something on eBay :(

http://centuryoldcards.com/images/searssewell.jpg

PS the card was signed in 1966..... as says so on the back

These are ACC #PC783? My edition of the ACC doesn't have that set listed.

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...0Slaughter.jpg

Sears
 

Not easy
Cardinals are more desirable as musial schoendienst and garagiola are in set
Near set of browns is on ebay now reasonably priced as they are hi grade
And a group of cardinals as well
Musial recently sold for over 2000