E90-1 Jackson found

[baseball tourist]

http://www.sportscollectorsdaily.com...ackson-rookie/

[joeadcock]

Chris

Cool story. I'm sure most on this forum have dreamed of finding a scrapbook full of prewar cards. (SOME PROBABLY HAVE). Down in Fla, have had no such luck. But love just reading stories like this.

Frank

[baseball tourist]

Originally Posted by joeadcock

Chris

Cool story. I'm sure most on this forum have dreamed of finding a scrapbook full of prewar cards. (SOME PROBABLY HAVE). Down in Fla, have had no such luck. But love just reading stories like this.

Frank

Frank, where are you in FLA? I am a Canuck but had lived in Fort Lauderdale back in 1997/98 and found so many great items at a local weekly swap meet that I ended up selling truck loads of items to Broadway Ricks for his phone/ mail auctions (I didn't know about Ebay or would have sold it myself). Never found anything like the Jackson card mentioned in the story but each weekend was mini treasure hunt. Chris

[ethicsprof]

yes, a great story and a gorgeous Jackson!!!
Wow!

best,
barry

[tbob]

Awesome Joe! That Upp is the best I've ever seen too. Fantastic find!!!!

[Matt]

As I recall, there was a theory discussed here some years ago that some of the e90-1s were actually produced with rounded corners. Aside from that making production difficult, from the notebook, that doesn't seem to be the case.

[slidekellyslide]

That's a nice story. I'm surprised that REA wouldn't try to remove the Jackson and get it graded.

[chaddurbin]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

That's a nice story. I'm surprised that REA wouldn't try to remove the Jackson and get it graded.

very honorable of rob. wonder if he's costing the consignor some money? i'm 100% certain the winner of the lot will be soaking them out.

edit: old debate i'm against soaking and erasing