Questions on E121's
I've been collecting the E121 series of 80 and 120 for a couple of years. One thing I've noticed is people touting a specific card as a tough common and charging a premium . I looked at my 2011 SCD Vintage guide and noticed very few non-HOFers with a premium. All other cards have a common price including many that seem to me should carry a premium, for example Duffy Lewis. Looking through some of my older books I see many more cards identified as a premium. I've looked through a 1981, 1992, 2011 and 2013 price guides and have comprised a list of cards identified in one or more of the books as a premium. I'd be very interested in people's comments. Are all these cards deserving of a premium? Are any missing?
thanks in advance.
Bob Donaldson
E121 Series of 80
Jake Daubert
Heinie Groh
Bill Killifer (Incorrectname.) (1981 also)
Bill Killefer (Correctname.) (1981 also)
Duffy Lewis
Carl May (Mays)
Carl Mays (Correct name.)
Emil Muesel (Photo is LouDeVormer.)
R. Meusel
Roger Peckinbaugh (Incorrect name.) (1981 also)
Roger Peckinpaugh (Correct name.) (1981 also)
Walter Pipp
Ferd Schupp (Namecorrect.) (1981 also)
Hank Severeid
W. Wambsganss (Photoactually Fred Coumbe.)
Fred Williams
Joe Wood
The following carried a small (50 cents) premium in the 1981 Book but not in any of the more recent books
Charles Deal (Darkuniform.)
Charles Deal (Whiteuniform.)
"Slim" Sallee (Gloveshowing.)
"Slim" Sallee (No gloveshowing.)
"Pat" Shea
Fred Toney (Trees inbackground.)
Fred Toney (No trees.)
Jim Vaughn (Dark hat.)
Jim Vaughn (White hat.)
E121 Series of 120
Carlson L. Bigbee
Corson L. Bigbee
Chas. Grimm
Walter Holke Portrait
Carl Mays
R. Meusel
Earl Neale
Chas. O'Leary
Wally Pipp
Fred Schupp
Milton Stock
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