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Super Rare: 1953 Briggs Meats Panels wow!!

1953-1954 Briggs Meats Panels

Just got these, another lucky find.

Eight different Briggs Meats Panels. I have only been able to find a few auctions with these since 2010, so, I am guessing you dont see these often,
I know this is the first time I have stumbled over them.

one Dodger panel: Erskine/Newcombe

seven Senators:
Porterfield/Runnels
Schmitz/Oldis
Fitzgerald/Marrero
Vernon/Yost
Shea/Stobbs
McDermott/Tipton
Dixon/Busby trimmed tightly

Three of these are listed as SPs in the big book, but I have seen others that were not listed in that book called SP cards, so not so sure about that.
They are in pretty nice condition, wax on them, some creasing and of course hot dog stains on the backs which are otherwise clean.
Here are the pictures of the cards below.
Comments, and feedback are welcome

Dave

https://www.gfg.com//baseball/briggs1.jpg

https://www.gfg.com//baseball/briggs2.jpg

I need to find one of these big books. I missed the boat when they first came out.

that was one of the Lemke standard baseball catalog books and it was from 2011

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Originally Posted by gfgcom (Post 2203754)

that was one of the Lemke standard baseball catalog books and it was from 2011

Much obliged. The Senator make me drool. I am a fan of them.

Sweet find congrats.

B. T.

dave
r u selling them
larry

once I figure out what they are worth I will

nice...i have 4 of those
could use the other 4
by the way for those interested...these senator cards are 1954 briggs
1953 senators are blank down the middle like the dodger card

email me at gfg@gfg.com and let me know what you think they are worth

Dave

I’m in for any of the Senators that are not picked up by sflayank.
Please keep me in mind.

Cheers,

B. T.

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Originally Posted by gfgcom (Post 2203736)

Just got these, another lucky find.

Eight different Briggs Meats Panels. I have only been able to find a few auctions with these since 2010, so, I am guessing you dont see these often,
I know this is the first time I have stumbled over them.

Three of these are listed as SPs in the big book, but I have seen others that were not listed in that book called SP cards, so not so sure about that.
They are in pretty nice condition, wax on them, some creasing and of course hot dog stains on the backs which are otherwise clean.
Here are the pictures of the cards below.
Comments, and feedback are welcome

Dave

Dave, congrats on acquiring these very scarce 1953-54 Briggs Meats panels. Do I correctly assume that these will soon be offered for sale on your web site?

The Standard Catalog is not very accurate with respect to correctly identifying the SP cards in this set. I'm 99% certain that the 3 players on your panels that the Standard Catalog identifies as SPs - Dixon, Runnels, & Schmitz - are NOT SPs. I've owned examples of each of these, and I've seen several other examples of each of them over the last 35 years that I've collected (and I've lived in the DC suburbs all of 78 years). The PSA & SGC pop reports will bear me out on this. For another example, the Standard Catalog does not show Jackie Jensen as being a SP, but I'm 99% certain he is a SP (probably because Jensen was with the Senators in 1953, but was with the Red Sox in 1954).

I can't resist showing my only Briggs panel, which I got signed in person back in the 1990's.

Great group email sent on 2 panels.
J