Decent size clean non-sport collection, need help valuating
 

I am trying to help someone who inherited a decent sized, non-sports collection. From what I have seen the cards are in great shame, a few sent to SGC have come back 4-6 grade but I have no clue on what sets are what and valuations.

Any decent resources out there that would be a good place to start, or even a breakdown of what sets are what? I have a handful of scans that I can share if someone is interested.

Thanks!

• T112 - Mogul Egyptian
• T25 - Between the acts Little Cigar (very clean)
• T118 - Hassan World's Greatest Explorers (very clean)
• T57 - Turkish Trophies Fable Series (very clean)
• T59 - Big Run, Jack Rose, Sub Rosa & Sweet Caporal Flags
• T107 - Helmar Seals of the United States
• T81 - Recruit Officers (look like pop up types)
• T99 - Pan Handle Scrap Sights & Scenes Factory 10
• T218 - Mecca Golf series 3

Head over to the non-sport forum and those guys will take care of you.

https://forum.vintagenonsports.com/

Thank you Casey!

To aid your identification, here's the sets for all of them. I'm a raw master set builder so I can't help a lot with graded pricing.


Mogul Egyptian - T112, common T set.

Between the Acts Little cigar - T25 if black framed actors, T108 if Theaters with a white border. I think there's a couple other sets this brand made

Hassan World's Greatest Explorers - T118, commonly found but popular with non-sport collectors.

Turkish Trophies Fables - T57, fairly common

Big Run Flags - T59; Big Run is a pretty rough brand and popular with collectors.

Helmar - Flags? T59 if so. Tougher back also.

Recruit Officers - T81, fairly common.

Pan Handle Sights and Scenes - T99. A common set. Factory 10 is common, Factory 6 is hard (but carries little to no fiscal premium). There's also a back with Pan Handle and Royal Bengals both, which is also common.

Mecca Golf - these are T218 series 3, pretty common cards but the golfers sometimes do fairly well anyways (by non-sport pricing).

Thank you Greg, message sent.

They all seem to be in the 1910-1915 range. I think a great place to help identifying them is to go to COMC.
It will also give you an idea of what other people are charging for the cards. Mind you COMC is like eBay where
some people have really no idea on value so there is generally a very large difference in prices.But that is also
true on eBay. Good luck.