FS: 1921 W521 George Sisler - One of Just 6!
 

Very rare issue, as only 6 of these have been graded by SGC and PSA combined, and its likely that all are reverse-negative printings like this one. No creasing; just an off-center cut, probably by a child in the 1920s. Obviously few sold examples exist, so I don't quite know how to price it. Asking $200 delivered, or best offer, PayPal preferred.

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Whoa Nellie!
 

After some research I think this is NOT a w 519 but a W 521 which is exactly the same as W519 but all the negatives in the set were reversed! So even though its weird they were all printed this way..... I think..... Rocky

After seeing a matching example on eBay, I am inclined to agree with the docter. I have revised the listing now (8/3/20).

Still available, and I am open to offers.