1925 Exhibits vs. 1926 Exhibits

[bcbgcbrcb]

Will do, thanks, Scott. I will also look at them myself side-by-side in person and hopefully, I'll be able to tell the difference.

Is the tint on the Gehringer one of the easier ones to differentiate (more bluish) or is it one of the tougher ones (more grayish)? I know that it has to be a 1926, just want to know for comparison purposes to the Cuyler.

[smtjoy]

Not sure Phil, I will check mine tonight as I have those two also.

[bcbgcbrcb]

Thanks, Scott, do you have a Cuyler (either 1925 or 1926) that you can post for comparison?

[Exhibitman]

I use a 1926 boxing exhibit to compare. Same shading issues and they have copyright dates on their backs, so there are no mistakes on them.

[smtjoy]

Here I combined scans of both but when I get time I will make a fresh scan of them at the same time (this is two separate scans taken about 2 years apart and cut and pasted together)

[bcbgcbrcb]

Scott:

I just sent you an e-mail. Thank you very much for all of your help!

Phil

[Touch'EmAll]

Off topic but as the years roll by. I am utterly amazed as to why the higher end 1920's Exhibits of HOF'ers don't command higher prices, much higher. Logically, look at supply and demand. The supply side is way, way, teeny tiny low. So its gotta be the demand??? Is demand for these beauties really that low? Hmmm.