1954 Wilson Franks Ted Williams

[timelord]

Greetings everyone, I was wondering why the 1954 Wilson Franks Ted Williams card is so high priced. I know it is Ted Williams but comparing the price on this card to his 1954 Topps and even the Bowman this one is the highest priced. Can any Wilson experts on the forum explain it? Look for to some info on this.
Thank You,
Richard

[E93]

It is a beautiful card, in high demand, andrelative to Topps and bowman Williams cards it is quite tough.
JimB

[Cardboard Junkie]

I agree, it is the most beautiful of all the splinters cards. Dave.

[MattyC]

Aesthetics are there, image-wise. And it was packed with hot dogs, hence some serious condition issues. Also, overall, not many to begin with relative to alternatives. It is also a challenging and rewarding set to build. I guess all that combines to make for a pricey card.

I myself have been searching for a 5 for some time now. Many have slanted top cuts to them, and finding one that is squared-up can be quite tough.

[timelord]

Matty C, I found a PSA 5 for you. Very pricey but nice.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1954-Wilson-...item2c6e89a434

Richard

[MattyC]

Love it. Beautiful example. Alas 6k is just too rich for me on that one.

[Sean1125]

Nothing to contribute other than I sold a PSA 4 Wilsons Williams @ National for $2900... Relatively easy sale. (Thanks Matt C!)

[MattyC]

You're welcome, Sean! Figured that would be an easy one.

Richard,

Congrats on adding such a major card to your collection. That is a very bright example. Quick work, too!

Best,

Matt