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Posted By: Flyndutchman
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Posted By: davidcycleback
I've never heard of a large vintage newspaper suppliment made out of cardboard. If the item is real, I would be surprised if it was distributed inside the newspaper as he describes ... His description is a bit mangled, as describes the item alternately as a premium and as a suppliment. It would have to be one or the other, not both, with a suppliment being distributed inside the newspaper. And nearly all to all large sized suppliments were on paper. |
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Posted By: Dan Kravitz
Does anyone know if this a reprint or a forgery? I too was tracking this. |
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Posted By: Ben
Cool piece, but it's against forum rules to post links to your own ebay auctions on the main board. There's a place for that in the Buy/Sell/Trade forum. |
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Posted By: Josh K.
No such premium/supplement/etc listed in the standard catalog. Unless I could confirm its authentic, I wouldnt and wont be bidding. |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
The auction description contains specific information about the issue (15 known, 1913, distributed inside newspaper). If I were a potential bidder, I would want to know source for the information. If this information came from a Mastro or Lew Lipset catalog, Standard Catalog or reputable web site, that would be a good source. |
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Posted By: leon
It's real from the looks of it. Would need to see it in person but I have one on my website and am positive it is real.....I do think they were a supplement. Not sure how they were distributed.....regards |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
This IS listed in the Standard Catalog. It's a 1913 Philadelphia Evening Times Supplement. Another one sold on ebay last night that I had my eye on. |
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Posted By: leon
As it's an informative thread. The original poster either didn't know the rules or just broke them on purpose. This will be the freebie.....no mas... |
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Posted By: Josh K.
Interesting - I cant find it in my catalog. Anyway, I guess Im now free to bid away. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Josh, if you have the 2006 Standard Catalog it's on page 284. |
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Posted By: leon
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Posted By: Josh K.
Thanks - I should have upgraded - I still have the 2004 edition. |
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Posted By: Bryan Long
That it sucked that this was brought to everyones attention. I was watching this auction and considered the prixce to be pretty cheap at this point. I guess another auction spoiled |
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Posted By: leon
Almost every scenario has been played out on this board concerning the rules. There is no rule against outing a current auction. We have had threads about this before. It's not good etiquette and IS against the rules when it's your own auction. I let this one go as there was some good info in it. Unless you are the seller it's usually very "unwise" to out an ongoing auction.....regards |
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Posted By: Brian Weisner
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Posted By: Jeff Drum
These are real and featured mostly A's and Giants. I have several that I won in a Political Gallery auction in the mid-90's. If I recall they had 20-25 different ones at that time. I have never seen the Cobb before. |
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Posted By: Josh K.
Bryan - dont sweat it too much - there were a lot of people eyeing that auction. However, I agree that it was not appropriate for the seller to plug his own auction on the main board - this thread could have just as easily been placed in the B/S/T "on ebay" catagory or posted after the auction was completed. |
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Posted By: Bryan Long
That I should know better by now to assume that if something catches my eye on ebay then will catch almost everyone's eye on this board. I wish you guys would start collecting something else |
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Posted By: Rich Klein
About 3 weeks ago as Jeff Drum was nice enough to send me some scans for cataloguing. Has there been a "cache" of these found? |
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Posted By: Jeff Prizner
$2247 - wow! |
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Posted By: Brian
Funny thing is that the seller made about $1000 on this item. He bought it recently from Hyee Auctions: |
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Posted By: Chris Bland
The most recent ebay listing was a featured auction - front page of the pre-1930 section for over a week - i dont think it was "outed" on this board... |
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Posted By: jeff drum
I picked up a few of these in the late 90's from a Political Gallery auction. I looked in their catalog and they had about 20 of them. They were all A's and Giants. No Cobbie. |
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Posted By: Millerhouse
The appearance of the card on this board had nothing to do with the difference in price. I was the underbidder this time, sniping at the last minute, as is my habit. Unfortunately, the last time the card was sold, I missed the closing of the auction by mere minutes. Had I been successful then, it would never have reappeared. (And, if a second one had reappeared, it actually would have sold for less without my underbid.) |
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Posted By: jeff drum
I finally located the auction catalog from which I purchased my PET Supplements. Slater's Americana in their Auction #5 (3/15/99) sold the following PET Supplements: |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Well there was a Collins sold by a different ebay seller just the night before the Cobb sold. |
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Posted By: jeff drum
I stand corrected, I obviously missed that one. I didn't remember the auction I referenced having a Cobb as well but it did. These may be out there but I don't see them very often. Tough to survive in as good a shape as that Cobb looked like it was in. |
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