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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
This Earhart is not particularly tough as far as I know.
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Awesome to see some other Earhart fans/collectors on here.
Of the seven or eight cards she has from the 1930s, the Carreras Ltd. card is the one I see most often. I had forgotten in my post on the first page of this thread that the Carreras card was also issued prior to her disappearance. The National Chicle card has four times as many cards as the Carreras card on the PSA population report, yet I see the Carreras card much more frequently. Any of her other 1930s cards beyond those two are pretty tough.
I just purchased a 1938 Earhart Mars Confections card a couple days ago that I hope to receive sometimes this week. PSA has only graded eight of that card and SGC has only graded four of them.
For such an iconic/famous figure, Earhart's cards are surprisingly affordable (at least other than her Heinz F277 Aviators card). That is why I love collecting non-sports.