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Jackson Chapin 09-07-2024 02:40 PM

WTB: 1923 W515-1 George Sisler (FOUND)
 
Looking to buy a 1923 W515-1 or 515-2 George Sisler strip card.

Let me know if you have any by thread reply, pm, or email.
jchapinswishy@gmail.com

Kevin 09-07-2024 07:41 PM

That’s a fun set. What does “Gorgeous George” go for in this set?

Jackson Chapin 09-08-2024 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Kevin (Post 2459505)
That’s a fun set. What does “Gorgeous George” go for in this set?


From my little research he goes for ballpark 25-100 in low grade. Very fun card with the yellow and pink.

robw1959 09-08-2024 09:49 AM

I think you'll be lucky to get that one for under $150. Sisler is one of those "dead-ball" era players when it comes to cards - meaning there aren't too many decent issues of him at any point in his playing career, especially in color. Grover Cleveland Alexander is another.

Jackson Chapin 09-08-2024 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by robw1959 (Post 2459597)
I think you'll be lucky to get that one for under $150. Sisler is one of those "dead-ball" era players when it comes to cards - meaning there aren't too many decent issues of him at any point in his playing career, especially in color. Grover Cleveland Alexander is another.

Yeah I see the online prices are easily over $100. Maybe I have bad memory but I thought I saw one go up on our auction section here and sell for much cheaper.

FrankWakefield 09-08-2024 05:30 PM

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FrankWakefield 09-08-2024 06:28 PM

Alright... I've got W515s in a ring binder, and I've not separated them into -1's and -2's. Having looked at them, that Sisler card has the larger image, so it is a W515-2. Sorry if you got momentarily interested in it.

It looks like some kids made a game using the back of some strip cards... at least that's what I infer from the "kill yourself with the knife" on the back.

Jackson Chapin 09-09-2024 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by FrankWakefield (Post 2459724)
Alright... I've got W515s in a ring binder, and I've not separated them into -1's and -2's. Having looked at them, that Sisler card has the larger image, so it is a W515-2. Sorry if you got momentarily interested in it.

It looks like some kids made a game using the back of some strip cards... at least that's what I infer from the "kill yourself with the knife" on the back.

Hey Frank,

Thanks for your reply! I actually don't mind it being a 1 or a 2. I just wasn't aware he had a card in the 2 series that is virtually identical. Would you be willing to sell your card? If so let me know your price.

Jackson Chapin 09-13-2024 04:13 PM

still looking...

Jackson Chapin 09-26-2024 04:12 PM

bump


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