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Vintagedeputy 07-03-2023 02:17 PM

Some returns from SGC
 
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A few months ago I made a post asking for peoples opinions on which 10 cards I should send to SGC for grading from a group that I was considering. That thread turned into a “why do you want to spend money grading low value cards” argument.

So without any additional commentary, here’s some pics to look at, because we all like looking at cards. I ended up sending 15 cards in. Some pre-war vintage, some non-sport, some new cards that were picked up and not in the original 10….a wide assortment.

Enjoy!

Jay Wolt 07-03-2023 02:19 PM

Some nice cards, like the N28 Beach & T201

Vintagedeputy 07-03-2023 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay Wolt (Post 2352824)
Some nice cards, like the N28 Beach & T201

Thanks! I really like those two. Living in Richmond, Virginia, I have grown fond of the various Allen and Ginter sets, and when I saw that Beach card for sale, I just had to have it.

The T201 one was part of a find of T206’s from Pennsylvania (if I remember correctly). I believe it was the only T201 in the lot.

G1911 07-03-2023 02:27 PM

T68 Stonewall = I approve

Casey2296 07-03-2023 02:30 PM

Except for the 1971 Topps and Mayo cut plugs, cards always present better with a black apron no matter the value.

Vintagedeputy 07-03-2023 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Casey2296 (Post 2352830)
Except for the 1971 Topps and Mayo cut plugs, cards always present better with a black apron no matter the value.

I agree. That black insert is worth the price of admission when it comes to aesthetics.

Peter_Spaeth 07-03-2023 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Casey2296 (Post 2352830)
Except for the 1971 Topps and Mayo cut plugs, cards always present better with a black apron no matter the value.

Buy the slab, not the flip. :p

brianp-beme 07-03-2023 03:59 PM

Buy the card, not the black apron.

Brian (I live in a relatively apron-free household)

brianp-beme 07-03-2023 04:02 PM

More words to live by...When cracking a slab, don't throw the insert out with the bath water.

Brian

Casey2296 07-03-2023 04:14 PM

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Buy the Apron & the Whiskey.
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ClementeFanOh 07-03-2023 06:50 PM

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Jim- that’s an eclectic group! I’d imagine graders enjoy the variety, different things to evaluate. Well done. Trent King

bcbgcbrcb 07-03-2023 06:54 PM

Jim:

Love the space rocket card. I recently got into golden/silver age sci-fi comic books, especially those with cool covers like your card there.

vthobby 07-03-2023 07:31 PM

Wow!
 
That Stonewall Jackson is mesmerizing! Wow! Nice stuff!

Vintagedeputy 07-03-2023 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by ClementeFanOh (Post 2352903)
Jim- that’s an eclectic group! I’d imagine graders enjoy the variety, different things to evaluate. Well done. Trent King

Thanks, Trent. It is a varied group for sure. I keep telling myself that I don’t collect non-sports cards and then I see something and I’m like “man, I like that!”

Vintagedeputy 07-03-2023 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb (Post 2352905)
Jim:

Love the space rocket card. I recently got into golden/silver age sci-fi comic books, especially those with cool covers like your card there.

Thanks, Phil. My son is into space stuff (Astronomy major) so when I saw that card, I was intrigued. Found out that the Tip Top space set is a highly collected set of the era and that Rocket Freighter card is a short print. A PSA 2 of that card sold last year for $511 so I was really hoping for a 2 on this one even though it’s rough. A 1.5 has got to still be worth something though!

Vintagedeputy 07-03-2023 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by vthobby (Post 2352912)
That Stonewall Jackson is mesmerizing! Wow! Nice stuff!

Thanks, Mike. That Stonewall card was an antique store find. I probably paid too much, but the condition for a 1911 card was fabulous and the T68 set is highly collectible. So many great cards in that set. The colors really do pop against that black insert. That card is definitely one that I keep looking at in amazement.

martyp 07-03-2023 09:16 PM

I have liked the Delong set from the first day I saw one. Very nice.

quitcrab 07-03-2023 09:32 PM

I like the Delongs too… sell me that card !

Vintagedeputy 07-03-2023 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by martyp (Post 2352938)
I have liked the Delong set from the first day I saw one. Very nice.

Thanks, Marty. Same here. Its definitely got something unique about it that draws you in.


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Originally Posted by quitcrab (Post 2352941)
I like the Delongs too… sell me that card !

Sorry! That’s my one placeholder card for now but I’m going to try to build the set.

Snapolit1 07-04-2023 04:34 AM

Very nice eclectic set.

Love the first one. Never saw that before.

Vintagedeputy 07-04-2023 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Snapolit1 (Post 2352974)
Very nice eclectic set.

Love the first one. Never saw that before.

The McGraw postcard? There’s a few varieties, actually. - https://prewarcards.com/2019/12/10/j...ions-baseball/

D. Bergin 07-04-2023 10:09 AM

Yeah, love your eclectic taste in cards.

Also think that Beach is a great image, and love the design on that Martha Jefferson card. Maybe because I don't remember ever seeing that issue before. Distinctive for it's time period.

Of course the Stonewall is a work of art. Would love to see a full set of those in SGC slabs.


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