HOF for trade

[robsbessette]

Looking to trade some of these for HOF RC. Willing to trade in your favor. Condition is all across the board. PM me with email and I can send scans.

FOR TRADE
1959 Topps Hank Aaron #380 BV $150
1966 Topps Walter Alston #116 BV $6
1972 Topps Sparky Anderson #358 BV $4
1969 Topps Luis Aparichio #75 BV $6
1970 Topps Luis Aparichio #315 BV $5
1971 Topps Johnny Bench #250 BV $50
1986 Donruss George Brett #53
1970 Topps Lou Brock #330 (2) BV $10
1970 Topps Jim Bunning #403 BV $6
1970 Topps Rod Carew #453 (2) BV $6
1977 Topps Steve Carlton #110 BV $5
1977 O-Pee-Chee Steve Carlton #93
1978 Topps Steve Carlton #540 BV $4
1978 O-Pee_Chee Steve Carlton #170
1973 Topps Roberto Clemente #50 BV $40
1985 Fleer Update Gary Carter #U21 (2)
1970 Topps Leo Durocher #291 (2)
1987 Fleer Traded Dennis Eckersley #U30
1978 Topps Rollie Fingers #140 BV $2.50
1971 Topps Jim Hunter #45 (2) BV $10
1986 Donruss Reggie Jackson #377
1970 Topps Harmon Killebrew #150 BV $8
1971 Topps Harmon Killebrew #550 (2) BV $25
1972 Topps Harmon Killebrew #52 BV $8
1965 Topps Juan Marichal #50
1970 Topps Bill Mazeroski #440 BV $6
1970 Topps Willie McCovey #450 (2) BV $8
1973 Topps Willie McCovery #410 BV $6
1969 Topps Joe Morgan #35 BV $10
1972 Topps Joe Morgan #132 BV $6
1951 Bowman Don Newcombe (not HOF but very nice)
1969 Topps Phil Niekro #355 BV $6
1974 Topps Phil Niekro #29 BV $3
1975 Topps Phil Niekro #130 BV $3
1971 Topps Jim Palmer #570 BV $30
1977 Topps Jim Palmer #600
1970 Topps Tony Perez #380 $6
1972 Topps Tony Perez #80 BV $4
1978 Topps Tony Perez #15 BV $1.25
1972 Topps Gaylord Perry #285 BV $6
1973 Topps Gaylord Perry #400 BV $5
1975 Topps Frank Robinson #580 BV $6
1966 Topps Red Schoendenst #76 BV $4
1974 Topps Tom Seaver #80 BV $15
1960 Topps Duke Snider #493 BV $50
1962 Topps Casey Stengel #29 BV $20
1985 Fleer Traded Don Sutton #U115
1978 Topps Earl Weaver #211 (5)
1955 Bowman Early Wynn #38 BV $30



RC want list

1948 Leaf
Phil Rizzuto
Jackie Robinson
Warren Spahn
George Kell
Ralph Kiner

1948 Bowman
Enos Slaughter
Ralph Kiner
Phil Rizzuto
Stan Musial
Yogi Berra

1949 Bowman
Early Wynn
Duke Snider
Robin Roberts
Bob Lemon
Larry Doby

1951 Bowman
Nellie Fox
Whitey Ford
Billy Southworth
Monte Irvin
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle

1952 Topps
Ed Matthews

1954 Topps
Al Kaline
Hank Aaron
Ernie Banks

1955 Topps
Harmon Killebrew
Sandy Koufax
Roberto Clemente

1957 Topps
Frank Robinson
Jim Bunning
Bill Mazeroski
Brooks Robinson

1958 Topps
Orlando Cepeda

1959 Topps
Bob Gibson

1960 Topps
Carl Yastrzemski

1961 Topps
Juan Marichal

1964 Topps
Phil Niekro

1965 Topps
Jim Hunter

1966 Topps
Jim Palmer
Ferguson Jenkins

1967 Topps
Rod Carew

1968 Topps
Johnny Bench
Nolan Ryan

1969 Topps
Rollie Fingers
Reggie Jackson

1973 Topps
Rich Gossage

1974 Topps
Dave Winfield

1975 Topps
Gary Carter
Robin Yount
Jim Rice

1982 Topps Traded
Cal Ripken

[mintacular]

$ I would be intereseted in purchasing '75 F Robinson, 71 Killebrew if they are pretty nice, sorry nothing to return in trade...

[robsbessette]

The Killebrew is in fine shape and the Robinson has a mark on the back. I would prefer to trade if you have any HOF, doesn't necessarily have to be from my want list. Would that be an option?

[novakjr]

rob, you might wanna double check your rc wantlist...The '48 leaf's are actually 49's, so that would eliminate Spahn and Kiner as rookies from that set. Slaughter and Rizzuto had a cards in the '41 Double Play set. Billy Southworth had cards going back into the teens..

Just figured that if you're working on rookies, this little bit of info might help keep you from getting a few cards that you might end up realizing that you didn't need... I made a few of the same mistakes when I was starting out with the rookies.

[mintacular]

This is all I have, most are off-grade: http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=139849

Also, what kind of mark on FRob? Pen?

[robsbessette]

Patrick,

The FRob has someones name in small writing along the very top of the card in pencil. I can send you some scans if you're interested. I like the 73 Topps Ryan on your list of cards for trade.

[robsbessette]

Thanks David, I appreciate the heads up. Always nice to have someone double checking the facts for you. Thanks again!

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by robsbessette

Thanks David, I appreciate the heads up. Always nice to have someone double checking the facts for you. Thanks again!

No problem Rob. The term Rookie gets thrown around too loosely by many, even by the "professionals", and while some people will accept them as rookies, there's usually a higher percentage that don't.. Not that I'm generally the conformist type, but when it comes to cards, as far as value and resale potential(if needed in an emergency), having the "more widely accepted" rookies, as opposed to the most "generically accepted", will not only feel more satisfying, but will also be easier to move..

Having the '48 of Slaughter to me(as a rookie card) would've been the easy way out. Kind of like wanting a 1993 SP Jeter, but settling for one of his Classic cards instead, because they're still technically rookies.