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Let's See Some of Burdick's Cards
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Who has cards, sports or non sports, that belonged to Jefferson Burdick?
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Burdick Stamps
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Hi Bryan,
I have a couple non sports cards: Attachment 267758 Attachment 267759 Attachment 267760 Attachment 267761 Cliff |
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What impact does a Burdick stamp have on pricing?
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I inquired about having my boxing card pedigreed by SGC & they said no. Guess they assume anyone can buy a stamper & turn any card into a Burdick owned collectible |
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http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...ck%20stamp.jpg
Well, someone could offer me twice the market price for mine and the answer is "no". Owning something Burdick owned is interesting to me as a lifelong student of the hobby. |
Signed T201
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Signed by Leifield, but stamped by Burdick. I have a theory that Burdick traded this to hobby pioneer John Wagner, who would get signatures on pre-war cards through the mail. I really love this card for so many reasons!
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Great cards, guys! This stamp is much more interesting and appealing than the supposed F. Scott Fitzgerald "F" stamp.
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Great cards, guys. While still in need of a Burdick card I think I might have the market cornered on his handwritten letters, of which around 20 of them are posted in this thread below. Eventually I will pick a card of his up but if anyone has anymore of his letters I am all ears (as Ross Perot used to say)....
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=207878 . |
Just because they don't get slabbed as Burdick collection does not mean that there is no premium. I don't know what the premium is because there don't seem to be a ton of his cards that aren't at the MET, but there is some demand for these.
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