1921/22 Clark’s Bread 7-Cards

[MWheeler79]

[MWheeler79]

[ValKehl]

Welcome to Net54.

Yes, Clark's Bread cards are very scarce or rare, depending on how one defines these terms. To verify authenticity, I suggest you submit them to one of the major card grading companies - either PSA (the largest) or SGC (my personal choice). Or, you could ask a collector or dealer who is very knowledgeable about the E121 and W575-1 issues for an opinion. Here's the link to a 2017 Net54 thread re the Clark's Bread cards: http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?p=1718341

It's difficult to put a value on such scarce cards. Actually, their scarcity tends to work against their value because they are too scarce for anyone to attempt to collect a set of them. This leaves only type-card collectors and specific-player collectors to be interested in them. You can check VCP (Vintage Card Prices) for past sales info - VCP is a subscription service, and I think one can purchase a 1 day subscription for for a relatively low cost. Here are the links to two past sales:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1921-Clark-...p2047675.l2557

http://loveofthegameauctions.com/rar..._-lot5545.aspx

[MWheeler79]

I finally got these Clark's Bread cards back from PSA. As suspected, they are indeed the real deal!

Here are the grades that each card received:

• Sam Rice PSA Grade 3
• John McGraw PSA Grade 2
• Red Faber PSA Grade 2
• George Dauss FSA Grade 3
• Charlie Deal PSA Grade 3
• Pep Young PSA Grade 2