1969 Transogram Clemente (Value)
 

Wondering what the value of this is, I see an AUTH one on eBay graded sold for $150, but there aren't many completed sales. The one I'm looking at buying has a miscut edge but otherwise I think is in decent shape (I haven't looked at it closely). I'm assuming it must be cut from the original box? It is about 3 x5. Thanks! Pat

Bump
 

Bump, will send a couple bucks of vintage cards for any decent response :)

http://www.vintagecardprices.com/car...lue-Prices.htm

I'll take a 54 Topps Aaron, a 56 Topps Mantle and a 55 Topps Clemente. :D

He can't see the prices on Vintage Card Prices unless he's a member, so the link won't do him any good. Basically, they show a AUTH sold for $75 on ebay back in 2011, but a PSA 6 sold for $295 in 8/2014. So somewhere between those two I would guess, depending on how nice you think it looks and whether it would grade. However, the PSA 5 shown below, sold for $500 in March 2016. These prices make it hard to nail down an exact price point, but if the card is raw I'd try to get it for around $150 or less if possible. But if you plan on getting it graded and flipping it, just make sure it has the entire dotted line border, or PSA will grade it authentic and likely refuse to assign a numerical grade.

Thanks to both of u! The winner is ganghouse gang, send me an idea wot u collect and illl pwe a free card or 2:D

Patrick, I was very happy to help a fellow collector. But, I like free stuff too! So I sent you an IM with my address. Hope you were able too pick up that Clemente. Show us a scan when you get it.

Well
 

Well, I was able to pick up this card and at a decent $ thanks to the advice of David and others, in case anyone cares here it is:

http://i434.photobucket.com/albums/q...pshhef6oaq.jpg

It's really not too bad, except obviously the kid cut inside the lines. I've seen a lot worse when it comes to cards that are meant to be hand cut. Oh, and I got your "prize" in the mail. Thanks for that, and I was happy to help.

Thanks
 

Thanks David, again, I appreciate your help. Take care, Pat