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The most expensive W560 in the world....
Even if it (card shown in link) were labeled correctly it would be maybe 350-500, imo. The asking price on it is a bit high but it is a scarce card....The seller went with the flow on not knowing and mistakenly identified it too....I will sell mine for less than half of his asking price!! :)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1927-W560-LO...item3cdfca9ee3 http://luckeycards.com/pwunc1920swuncgehrig.jpg |
That card gives me flashes of..."Deliverance"
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lou
I'm still trying to keep my W560s at PSA 6 or it would surely be worth consideration. Or if it were feb. 14 and not april 18.
best, barry |
I don't understand why that type is considered a W560? It seems most if not all W560 have real player photo depiction or as usual am I missing something?
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Correct - it is nothing like the W560 set. I have found several players/celebrities in a similar design to W560 that some people *might* consider part of the set (I don't yet), but nothing like this design. I've seen it before, but only on Gehrig. Probably a unique issue.
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This card is clearly from another playing card set that is not the W560. I think that the Gehrig card was originally slabbed in an SGC holder with the flip for a generic c1920s W-UNC. I picked up a couple of actress cards which look like they're from this same set, and posted the scans here. There is also a Ruth in this set, which I do not own, which was sold in a recent Huggins and Scott auction.
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Here is an Old Cardbpoard eNews by Lyman/Brett after the cards were discovered... http://www.oldcardboard.com/enews/20.../enews77.htm#4 |
Thanks for the info. I was was just stunned that a TPG would make such an error :D
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