Popularitly of N172/N173 Old Judge vs T206

[oldjudge]

The last Anson in Uniform was the one you refer to in Lew's auction. The only other one that I know of in auction was the Copeland copy. And yes, the card image is a composite as explained in the Old Judge book (TOJB). Only four copies of the card are known, one in the Burdick collection, and three in private collections.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

The last Anson in Uniform was the one you refer to in Lew's auction. The only other one that I know of in auction was the Copeland copy. And yes, the card image is a composite as explained in the Old Judge book (TOJB). Only four copies of the card are known, one in the Burdick collection, and three in private collections.

PSA thinks that 5 Anson in uniform OJ's exist.

http://www.psacard.com/Articles/Arti...03-winning-bid

[oldjudge]

Not as far as I know. In fact, I am not aware of any copy currently residing in a PSA holder. The Burdick copy is not graded, and I know for a fact that two of the cards in private collections are currently SGC graded. I'm not sure if the last card is graded--it is the one that came out of Lew's auction. My guess is that the cards in their pop report are misidentified.

[Fred]

Jay,

Do you happen to know the year the card was sold and the final hammer on it?

[oldjudge]

Dan--I just looked at the PSA pop report and I don't see any Anson in Uniform listed.

[oldjudge]

Fred--I don't know the year, but I think the hammer price was about $65,000. Great buy!

[JeremyW]

Fred- All the information is in the link that Dan provided a couple posts above yours.