Zeenut question

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Posted By: warshawlaw

I just picked up my first 1913 Zeenut and was wondering how these rank scarcity-wise relative to the other years. I know I haven't seen very many of them.

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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

They are among the tougher years, but not among the very toughest. I love the '13's cause they have such a different feel to them. With their textured paper and nearly microscopic writing (on some of the cards) make them very interesting. Also, can anybody tell me what Mr. Mundorf is doing in this picture, and maybe where his other arm went...

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Posted By: leon

I would agree...not as common as some but not as rare as others. It's funny as some that are mentioned as rare in certain guides seem to show up more often than others. These do have a cool texture look about them...these are from the Trucker Boy find...


edited for grammar

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Posted By: Paul

If these are so rare and valuable, I guess I better stop using mine as a bookmark.

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Posted By: warshawlaw

I have a whole box of 1990s cards

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Posted By: Chris Mc

Hey Rhett, it looks like he is pulling off his undershirt without removing his jersey.

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Posted By: warshawlaw

But there is no friggin' way that Heilmann's "rookie" should be considered more desirable than his Zeenut cards.

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Posted By: David Vargha

Does SGC grade Zeenuts with the coupon removed?

DavidVargha@hotmail.com

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Posted By: leon

Yes, SGC does grade them without coupons but they probably have some parameters they go by, as far as size. I have had a few graded without the coupons.