1933 Goudey Kremer

[theshleps]

I purchased an autograph book that has a 1933 Ray Kremer signed Goudey pasted in. Even tho he died much later I do not see any in the PSA pop report. How rare is this? I have no need to keep it but would want a decent price since I paid a ton for the book. Any idea as to price. His autograph doesn'r seem that rare so not sure why 0 pop report

[milkit1]

Ray Kremer signed 33 is somewhat difficult but I have been privy to a few and owned two for sure in my time putting together a set. If it has back damage from being stuck in a book I would say the value is in the couple of hundreds. The value will only go up exponentially if two serious collectors go round and round on it in auction like what happened to a lot of signed 33's about 7 years ago.

[theshleps]

Originally Posted by milkit1

Ray Kremer signed 33 is somewhat difficult but I have been privy to a few and owned two for sure in my time putting together a set. If it has back damage from being stuck in a book I would say the value is in the couple of hundreds. The value will only go up exponentially if two serious collectors go round and round on it in auction like what happened to a lot of signed 33's about 7 years ago.

Thanks Sean. I think those overbidder days on the 33's are over but maybe not. I ended up with a dozen or so 33's. Most have PSA pop of 6 or so. The most valuable is probably the Vaughn but it is trimmed unfortunately. Unless someone pays well on here I will give to an auction

[Lordstan]

Do you get any 34's in the book?
Also, I am curious as to what was in the book that you wanted for your own collection. If you don't mind sharing that is.

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[edu386]

I’d be interested in the kremer and arky.

Thanks,

Jamie

[theshleps]

Originally Posted by edu386

I’d be interested in the kremer and arky.

Thanks,

Jamie

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[gonefishin]

I have a few autographed 33 Goudey, a single 34 (Earnshaw) and a few autographed Diamond Stars currently at PSA. When I checked the PSA pop report, and clicked on the PSA DNA pop, I assumed that if none were listed then no one has turned any in. That definitely doesn't mean they don't exist, just that no one has turned any in.

If I'm wrong about the assumption, someone please let me know.

[gonefishin]

Originally Posted by Lordstan

Do you get any 34's in the book?
Also, I am curious as to what was in the book that you wanted for your own collection. If you don't mind sharing that is.

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Mark, I checked out your collection, fantastic my friend! What an undertaking. I think I own an autographed, type 1, photo of Jorgens used for the 33 Goudey. Some think not, I think so - picture attached.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by gonefishin

I have a few autographed 33 Goudey, a single 34 (Earnshaw) and a few autographed Diamond Stars currently at PSA. When I checked the PSA pop report, and clicked on the PSA DNA pop, I assumed that if none were listed then no one has turned any in. That definitely doesn't mean they don't exist, just that no one has turned any in.

If I'm wrong about the assumption, someone please let me know.

It means that PSA hasn't authenticated any, but you're correct that there could be some that have been authenticated by other companies, or that have never been authenticated but exist. PSA does not have any way of knowing what's in personal collections or basements or attics until they've been sent to PSA.

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by gonefishin

Mark, I checked out your collection, fantastic my friend! What an undertaking. I think I own an autographed, type 1, photo of Jorgens used for the 33 Goudey. Some think not, I think so - picture attached.

Thank you very much for the kind words. It's been going on a long time.

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