Modern Day Trade Cards

[steve B]

Really neat stuff. I have a few, but none of the ones shown. I collect the cards done for shows too. That was popular in the late 70's, having a card as a free thing with admission or for a small fee.


Is that last one, the Murray a promo for the supers?

And for the OP, what did it take to get the $100 off on a caramel card coupon ones. I can't imagine they just handed them out.

Steve B

[ALR-bishop]

Yes, Steve a promo card for the Super set. I looked for one because Bob Lemke listed it in the Standard Catalog in the days when they still did post 1980 listings

[bnorth]

I have a ton of them. I only have 2 from The National, a pair of Ted Williams from the 07 Cleveland National. Since they are the same I would trade one for a different National trade card.

[herbc]

Originally Posted by steve B

And for the OP, what did it take to get the $100 off on a caramel card coupon ones. I can't imagine they just handed them out.

Steve B

One of the cards I received in my auction catalog; the other was a giveaway received at a card show. The Caramel auction was a little too rich for my blood. The link below will explain the use of Caramel coupon cards.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WlBgeC1lW5I

1986 Scott Cunningham sample

From a Rack Pack