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05-06-2009, 01:43 PM
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W514 Williams
Can anyone here tell me why the W514 card of Lefty Williams goes for such high dollars (compared to other "common players" of the same series) at auctions?
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05-06-2009, 01:52 PM
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Lefty Williams was a member of the 1919 BlackSox scandal
Williams had very few major league card issues.
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05-06-2009, 01:57 PM
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Lefty Williams was part of the infamous 1919 "Black Sox" team and was one of the guys that threw the World Series - he also has very few cards outside of that set, so anyone trying to collect a card of each guy from that team has limited options outside of W514
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05-06-2009, 02:13 PM
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W514 Williams
I understand about the Black Sox scandal and the W514 series probably was the first set produced after the scandal... I'm trying to complete my "every 20 game winner since 1900" collection and he is turning out to be tough... along with the E107, Rose Co and W600's only pitchers! Oh well I try to avoid minor league era cards but maybe the 1915 Zeenut will be easier.
Last edited by pitchernut; 05-06-2009 at 02:13 PM.
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#6
05-06-2009, 02:24 PM
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The 1915 Zeenut of Williams will be considerably more difficult to find and more expensive than a copy of the W514.
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#7
05-06-2009, 02:29 PM
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I own a 1916 card, I think it was Standard Biscuit....don't remember which one. I purchased about 5 years ago.
The following list includes all known vintage baseball cards of Lefty Williams. 1915 (E137) Zeenut Pacific Coast League 1916 (H801-8) Boston Store #190 (Black Stockings) 1916 (H801-8) Boston Store #190 (White Stockings) 1916 (H801-8) Boston Store #76 (Hugh High with White Stockings) 1916 (E135) Collins-McCarthy #190 (Black Stockings) 1916 (E135) Collins-McCarthy #190 (White Stockings) 1916 (E135) Collins-McCarthy #76 (Hugh High with White Stockings) 1916 (E135) Standard Biscuit #190 (Black Stockings) 1916 (E135) Standard Biscuit #190 (White Stockings) 1916 (E135) Standard Biscuit #76 (Hugh High with White Stockings) 1916 (D328) Weil Baking Co. #190 (Black Stockings) 1916 (D328) Weil Baking Co. #190 (White Stockings) 1916 (D328) Weil Baking Co. #76 (Hugh High with White Stockings) 1917 Davis Printing White Sox 1919 (W514) Mother's Bread #35 1919 (W514) W514 #35 1921 (D327) Holsum Bread
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#8
05-06-2009, 02:26 PM
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Lefty Williams
Hmmm, I guess the Zeenut is tough also... How about his E135 cards?
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#9
05-06-2009, 02:28 PM
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The W514 is in all likelihood going to be the cheapest and most readily available card of Williams you will find.
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Looking for: Type 1 photos of baseball HOFers N172 Old Judge Portraits Will buy or trade for the above. Check out my cards at: www.imageevent.com/crb972
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