Unopened 1910 Old Mill Cigarette Pack - Potential T210 Shoeless Joe Jackson Rookie

[stratagemllc]

https://auction.steinersports.com/Lo...ntoryid=119652

This is the first unopened Old Mill pack that we have ever seen that actually dates from the proper era and may contain the scarce T210 Joe Jackson rookie! The T210 Joe Jackson rookie card may very well be inside this pack and the current market value in a low-grade is $100,000 - $250,000… In near-mint condition the card could fetch over $2,000,000 at auction! The pack could also contain a different superior card, the current hottest card on the pre-war market, the T206 Ty Cobb. Current high sale prices for the T206 Cobb are $250,000+

Third party independent research confirms our findings that this unopened cigarette pack bares the correct factory number, district, and state with an intact Tax Stamp matching the proper year of production for inclusion of a T206 or T210 baseball card. A physical and visual inspection of the pack confirms that it is bright and clean, with only a few tears to the outer, the pack remains firm and crisp. The tax stamp and slide are all fully intact. The pack matches multiple points of comparison to packs that have in the past been revealed to contain T210 or T206 baseball cards. However, there is no guarantee that any card is enclosed within the pack.

[bnorth]

$10

[ronniehatesjazz]

$10.25

[Bram99]

I would like to buy the cigarettes from whoever wins this and opens it.

[Piratedogcardshows]

In all seriousness that’s an amazing pack! How much fun would it be to open that!

[munsonman]

Shouldn't this be in the other auction section, instead of wasting space for members buying and selling on Net54!

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by munsonman

Shouldn't this be in the other auction section, instead of wasting space for members buying and selling on Net54!

Yes, the OP already made another thread in this section that was moved. So now they made another one.


$10.50 I will not be outbid on this listing.

[munsonman]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Yes, the OP already made another thread in this section that was moved. So now they made another one.


$10.50 I will not be outbid on this listing.

LOL, This made me smile. Thanks for the giggle!

[chalupacollects]

$11.00 beat that!

[ronniehatesjazz]

Originally Posted by bnorth

yes, the op already made another thread in this section that was moved. So now they made another one.


$10.50 i will not be outbid on this listing.:d

$11.01!!!!

[jfkheat]

$11.11

[bnorth]

$12.12 If it goes much higher I am going to have to sell the cigarettes inside the pack to Tony so I can afford it.

[Leon]

Late to the game here. It's a great looking pack but please quit posting in the wrong areas about it.
The Live Auction section this was moved from is for ongoing Net54baseball forum auctions, not other auctions. thanks

Originally Posted by stratagemllc

https://auction.steinersports.com/Lo...ntoryid=119652

This is the first unopened Old Mill pack that we have ever seen that actually dates from the proper era and may contain the scarce T210 Joe Jackson rookie! The T210 Joe Jackson rookie card may very well be inside this pack and the current market value in a low-grade is $100,000 - $250,000… In near-mint condition the card could fetch over $2,000,000 at auction! The pack could also contain a different superior card, the current hottest card on the pre-war market, the T206 Ty Cobb. Current high sale prices for the T206 Cobb are $250,000+

Third party independent research confirms our findings that this unopened cigarette pack bares the correct factory number, district, and state with an intact Tax Stamp matching the proper year of production for inclusion of a T206 or T210 baseball card. A physical and visual inspection of the pack confirms that it is bright and clean, with only a few tears to the outer, the pack remains firm and crisp. The tax stamp and slide are all fully intact. The pack matches multiple points of comparison to packs that have in the past been revealed to contain T210 or T206 baseball cards. However, there is no guarantee that any card is enclosed within the pack.