E90-1 question
 

I was looking at the Summers card, and it seems the 2010 big book has it priced as a more rare one,but the weighting on the SGC registry is a 1 just like it was any other common.

Which is correct, the weighting or the pricing?

Steve

Summers is actually one of the easier cards to find in the set.
Must be a typo showing it as tough.

summers
 

the 2009 big book has Summers as a common (may actually be the most common card in the set )

Summers
 

Perhaps generally common, but certainly not common in high grade.

mr. e90-1 himself, long before putting together the set was cool...paul has spoken :eek:

high grade is in the eye of the beholder...
 

i dont know the high grade area,

im a low grade kinda guy, thats how i roll..........:p

Forever thankful
 

Quan, I remain forever thankful for the deal we did. Paul

deal..
 

care to ellaborate....is this E90-1 set building Lore?

Deal
 

Scott, not a huge deal but a huge card.....SGC60 Walsh !

wow
 

didnt know it existed that high!

must be amazing to look at!

Looking is FREE
 

on the SGC REGISTRY !

Hi Paul,
Hope all is well. ;)

Thanks everyone! you've saved me from looking a bit foolish.

I have a really nice one that I've had for years, and just got a duplicate. Looking in the big book it looked great - $390 for vg but I was checking the registry to pick a few more cards to get graded, and ran across the common weighting so i figured one had to be wrong.

I'll have the lesser one on BST sometime over the weekend, and a couple others too.

Steve

Re: E90-1 question
 

The Summers is definitely a typo. As others have stated, Summers is among the most common subjects in the set. I sent Don Fluckinger a price matrix on this set last year. They used about 90% of my prices, including those of the Keeler red portrait and throwing poses. I've been arguing for years that the red portrait is more difficult. I was pleased to see that they agreed.

Portrait Red
 

I also concur with your finding regarding the Portrait Red, Professor Hans.