*ENDED* 1927 W560 Rogers Hornsby *ends 3/20, 9 p.m. central

[abothebear]

Up for auction, a 1927 W560 Rogers Hornsby card of the scarce two color variety. This card has nice edges, great corners, and a clean back. You may be able to see in the scan that there is a slight crease/wrinkle across the middle, the crease is more noticeable in person, so keep that in mind. Also, there is a very very thin hairline mark on the front just below and to the left of the portrait. You can see it in the scan. I can't tell if it is a printing error, or a mark, or part of the paper, or what it could be, but in case you think it is something that can be brushed off, it can't. I don't want to come across like I am selling this card short, it is a great card of an all-time great that looks to be hardly handled at all, but I want the winner to be happy with it so I want to disclose as much as I can on the front end.

***A less scarce monochrome, graded PSA authentic, went for $117 at Goodwin's. Here is your chance for a great deal on a rare card.***

Rules:
Bidding starts at *
All bids must be in whole dollar amounts.
Auction ends at 9 p.m. central time, Sunday, March 20th; and after 5 minutes have passed since the last bid.
Shipping is free and I will insure it and include delivery confirmation.
Payment by check, money order, or Paypal.

Thanks. (I am also auctioning a 1927 W560 Walter Johnson)

[abothebear]

3 days left bump.

Get your bids in on this rare beauty.

[abothebear]

1 day left to get your bids in. A great bargain for a great card.

[abothebear]

Thanks for looking.