show me your Joe Jacksons

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Posted By: Dan Koteles

got rid of all of mine- want to see yours !

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Posted By: BcD

BcD

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Posted By: Neal

My only one! But it's a beauty

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Posted By: Cat

The e90-1 was sold today, but I don't feel comfortable posting scans of its replacement (material upgrade) and technically the one above is still mine until I recive the check.

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Posted By: martindl

Not the best scans I know, but neither works well with the scanner.

M101-2 and M-128

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Here's mine. A T200 premium, Joe is standing next to the manager on the left.

When I "found" this, a kindly old gentleman had it, in an unglazed wooden frame, with no backing, nails held it in place in the frame. It had been that way for years, smoke assaulting the front, and the premium curving against the nails so that bits of the edging broke away. I was aghast, bought it, and rescued it from further damage. I know this is is poor shape, but how often do you come across a T200 premium?

Frank.

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Posted By: Tom Boblitt

you should soak it off and reback it..........

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

I was thinking about pitching it in the trash. It is a pain to store. And it isn't slabbed. Hardly collectable at all.

Anyone out there tried soaking a T200 premium? Will they soak ok, or do they come apart?

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Posted By: steve f

Frank, I've got tons of room in my dumpster. It's a beauty. Give a heads up if you'd like to sell.

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Well Steve, you're a "Jackson hog"... TWO W514s??? NO wonder I can't track down an affordable one with a tear or missing corner.

Maybe if I do sell the T200 premium to you, part of the purchase price could be one of those W514s.

Frank.

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Posted By: Jim Clarke

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Posted By: bill

i will be parting with this soon

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Posted By: daryle

sold my 1917 Standard Biscuit:-(

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Posted By: James Gallo

One of my best 2006 pick ups and a favorite of mine.




Bill

I may be interested in yours drop me an email, jgallony@aol.com if you want to sell or trade him.

Thanks

James Gallo

Looking for 1915 Cracker Jacks and 1909-11 American Caramel E90-1.

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Posted By: quan

that e90-1 jax is really dark! never seen that dark a purple shade, but very nice. why only a 20? i could see it in a 30 and maybe even a 40 holder on a good day.

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Posted By: daryle

got this graded on-site at the '99 National in Atlanta. They were flooded with people and grading very fast........what do you think?
All suggestions welcomed.................

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Posted By: Steve M.

The paper loss at the top on the reverse will keep it at a 20 IMHO.

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Posted By: daryle

Thats what I was thinking also

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Posted By: MVSNYC

daryle- i don't think the card will grade any higher...paper loss on back, and the rounding of the corners is extremely advanced...still, i'd love to have one...

anyone have a low-grade jackson rookie or cracker jack, they are willing to trade for a T206 PSA 8?

could be an interesting trade...

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Posted By: quan

looking at the card below...uhhh yea i'd probably resubmit. Your corner wear is not as advanced and I'd take the scattered paper loss over 3 noticeable creases and sig. edge wear(?) t/b. Probably depends on who does the submitting also though

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Posted By: quan

although looking for an e90-1 again. sgc20-30 like daryle's would be perfect

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Posted By: Steve M.

The grade on the Clement is a disgrace! SGC Bad!!!

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Posted By: Dan Koteles

email me- I need to talk to you....thanks !

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Posted By: Jay

If anyone is parting with a Jackson drop me a line. I am very intested, and have T206s or other cards to trade as well as regular old cash.

Regards,
Jay Kaplan
T206kid

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Posted By: David Smith

Alas, my only Joe Jackson.