Dean Autographed Artvue Plaques

[Klrdds]

As the Huggins and Scott listing said the B&W autographed plaque is super rare and also remember his wife signed a lot of his items, including this plaque .

[jad22]

Originally Posted by Klrdds

As the Huggins and Scott listing said the B&W autographed plaque is super rare and also remember his wife signed a lot of his items, including this plaque .

There was about a 10 year window to get the type I and II Artvue signed. Slightly longer than 10 years to get the yellow plaque signed. Wonder if his wife signed that much more for him in the 50's and early 60's.

[Duluth Eskimo]

This is a crazy price. With this bidding, more will appear. Who bids like this?

[RichardSimon]

Many years ago there was an article in the UACC magazine.
It contained the bio (maybe an interview also, cannot remember for sure) of a man who was a professional ghost signer for celebrities.
One of his clients was Dizzy Dean.

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by Duluth Eskimo

This is a crazy price. With this bidding, more will appear. Who bids like this?

It is in a plastic tomb like cage and the "professionals" have graded it.
Hmmm,,, guess we have never seen anything else like that.

[johnmh71]

While we are on the subject, who else is considered a rare autograph on these postcards?

[jad22]

Originally Posted by johnmh71

While we are on the subject, who else is considered a rare autograph on these postcards?

Albertypes: Alexander, Collins, Ruth, Burkett (if it exists) are rare.

[brooklynbaseball]

Insanity... I sold a couple in the past 10 years or so for under a grand

[Wrightfan85]

Originally Posted by johnmh71

While we are on the subject, who else is considered a rare autograph on these postcards?

Gold: Foxx, Jackie, Goslin, and Bancroft. Bancroft easily the Holy grail as there was only a one year window.

[dgo71]

Front-signed Goslin is much more rare than Bancroft as I understand it. Not to say Bancroft is by any stretch easy to come by.