1925 Gehrig Rookie Exhibits Card

[Yoda]

Absolutely no disrespect to Lou, but does anyone else but me see a similarity in the size of his posterior in the Exhibit RC to Charles Barkley's butt. I am sure this part of his anatomy give him his great power. Perhaps I got carried away with his thread, but I just bought off Ebay a '36 WWG Lou, a card that always gives me a lump in my throat; it is his last card as a player and, as I see it, the first vestiges of the ALS are apparent. He was always such a great counterfoil to the Babe.

[WillowGrove]

Originally Posted by Yoda

Absolutely no disrespect to Lou, but does anyone else but me see a similarity in the size of his posterior in the Exhibit RC to Charles Barkley's butt. I am sure this part of his anatomy give him his great power. .

Ya don't get called Biscuit Pants for nuthin'.

[Frank A]

The Heritage card is now at $80,000, $96.000 with the juice. Unreal.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Yeah, I need one of these, but I draw the line where the cutting actually obscures his name. Pass.

Being a collector of W York Ou Gehrig cards, I'm going to be all over this one.

Brian

[WillowGrove]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Being a collector of W York Ou Gehrig cards, I'm going to be all over this one.

Brian

unny bria !

[bcbgcbrcb]

Here is mine from 2 1/2 years ago that sold in a Goodwin auction. What do you think it would bring today? Front was very nice, back had pretty neat period ink writing....

http://www.goodwinandco.com/1925_exh...-lot27864.aspx

[orly57]

Low to mid 20's I would guess....

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by orly57

Low to mid 20's I would guess....

From watching the price is right for many years back in the 80s, I will say a dollar higher than what your guess was as I feel you under estimate it!

[ullmandds]

+1...just trying to make phil feel better!