Caramels still hot/Lipset's latest offerings

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Posted By: TBob

If you have any doubt, look at the dearth of E90-1s, E94s, E97s, E98s, E99s, E100s and E101s in recent auction offerings. They are just flat not being consigned. When you can find them in nice shape, they are getting big money.
On another note, Lew Lipset has a card I heard rumors existed but had never seen before: the M116 Sporting Life Seymour Baltimore variation. Even better, he has in the 3 card lot, a PROOF M116 Seymour Baltimore. Yowza! M116 proofs are horribly tough to find, (it took me 5 years to even find one) but a proof of the rarest card in the set, wow.

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Posted By: Marc S.

was only known in B&W..?

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Posted By: PeterWThomas

I know that this card exists in color as I have two of Them - a SGC 3 and a PSA 4 and I sold a third in a Mastro auction.

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Posted By: TBob

I am wondering how many black and white M116 Sporting Life proofs are around. They are rarely, if ever, mentioned. I have one and the one in Lipset's auction is only the second I have ever seen. Perhaps it is because the M116 set is just starting to come in to its own that there hasn't been any word on these cards? Do any of the board posters own any?

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Posted By: warshawlaw

it is obviously hand-cut, B&W w/only yellow color. I don't recall who it is now--I am not at home

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Posted By: Julie

Who ever is?

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Posted By: TBob

From everyone who is chasing M116s to anyoine who is considering collecting them and bidding on them- don't buy them, they aren't worth it, they will never appreciate, they are not good looking, they aren't "t" or "e" cards so therefore aren't worth it. There, that should do it