oldest signed card
 

I am curious what the oldest signed card in the hobby is (not cabinet photo). I have this one (1895) which I have a PSA besides the GAI case (as if either matters). Does someone have an older card or other pre 1900. Cant get it to display upside up for some reason
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On another issue would you remove it from case? or leave alone? or put in PSA case

I think there are a few signed CDVs

Front signed?

There is also a signed n172 mack

Here is a wright signed cabinet.

https://www.robertedwardauctions.com...-cabinet-card/

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I wasn't counting Cabinets but the n72 might then be the oldest. Wonder how many other 19th century signed cards there are besides the Duffy and the Mack.

On another issue would you remove it from case? or leave alone? or put in PSA case[/QUOTE]

I would remove it and put it in a PSA case. The cost is minimal if you already have the cert.

Let the card escape its entombment and don't put it into another coffin.
Look at my thread about cracking a PSA holder.

I would remove it and put it in a PSA case. The cost is minimal if you already have the cert.[/QUOTE]

I would def get it re-cases by psa or just leave in there.

Just leave it alone until you get ready to sell it. At that point, get it in whatever slab will maximize your selling price at that time.

It's legit. I was bidding on that card a few years back myself when it sold at auction.

There is a signed 1893 Cy Young Cabinet card in the upcoming Heritage Platinum Night Auction

https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball/1...umbnail-071515

Just when you've though you seen, or heard it all


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