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One of a kind Lou Gehrig card? Hard to say what a good value is on something like that.
I agree, Mike Mosier is definitely one of the kings of odd-ball stuff, his table at the various shows is always a fun one to poke through (the most eclectic booth I have ever seen with stuff literally stacked everywhere.) His prices tend to be on the slightly high side overall but he also has many things at VERY reasonable prices and I have purchased many things off of him over the years, but it is also one of those situations where it may be years if you want to find the same piece being offered again at any price.

In this case, that is definitely a strange Gehrig piece and the single-serving Wheaties "cards" have always been really popular as you really only got those on trains, at hotels and restaurants (not nearly as common as the regular box back cards that are a tough sell.) I'd want to see another before I ever decided it was a legitimate single serving Wheaties issue, and at that price I certainly wouldn't be a buyer even if everything checks out.
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