W600 SGC population reports?

[h2oya311]

Can anyone help me find the population reports on the SGC website for W600's? I can't find them, even if I do a search by player. I'd prefer to see them all in one place, if they are available. I've tried every variation of 1902, 1902-1910, etc. anyone have the magic touch?

Thanks in advance.

[sb1]

put in 1902-11 and sporting life will be the link. This particular search only shows 13 graded so that is way off, I have twice that many alone. if you have a SGC W600 put exactly what is on the label in the box and use that to try and find another set of pops. I will have to see what mine are actually labeled.

[Seiklis]

Yea W600s are annoying in that you're never sure which ones still exist and which ones are just names on the checklist.

Has anyone every taken a real survey of W600s?

[sb1]

I just went back and "checked" all the boxes on the show sets and now have 194 showing on the pop report.

[sb1]

Originally Posted by Seiklis

Yea W600s are annoying in that you're never sure which ones still exist and which ones are just names on the checklist.

Has anyone every taken a real survey of W600s?

At this point there is no real way to know exactly which ones were ever ordered and/or survived. SGC has graded 194 according to the report and many of those are multiples, so they have graded less than 100 different.

[h2oya311]

thanks for your help! First type in: "1902-11", then click Sporting Life, then click Cabinets, Cabinets, Cabinets. Not the most intuitive, but I now have what I need. Thanks!

[sb1]

Derek,

Any interest in a Jimmy Collins W600? PSA 3

[birdman42]

Originally Posted by Seiklis

Yea W600s are annoying in that you're never sure which ones still exist and which ones are just names on the checklist.

Has anyone every taken a real survey of W600s?

Jack,

OC has a gallery of images that they say represents about 60% of the known W600 images.
http://www.oldcardboard.com/w/w600/w600gal1.asp

There are about 200 in the gallery, which means that there are about 300-350 known. That number includes multiple (different) cards of a single player, such as three different Cy Youngs. The differences include pose, team change, and type of mount. Backing out the multiples leaves us with 165 players. If the same ~60% holds true, that would mean that maybe 250 players are known out of the more than 600 originally available.


Bill

[sb1]

Bill,

I would put the number of different ones out there in the 400-500 range and quite possibly even into the mid 500's.

Scott