1933 Rittenhouse Waner/Warner variations

[jayshum]

Thanks for the info. I guess I'll keep looking. If anyone else has seen the variations I am looking for or has them to sell, please let me know.

[jayshum]

Anyone else have any info about these name variations in the Rittenhouse set?

[jayshum]

Thought I would bump this up to see if anyone has any comments to add. I am still trying to find out if anyone knows for sure that the Paul Waner and Lloyd Warner cards actually exist in the 1933 Rittenhouse set.

[buymycards]

The Standard Catalog show card #45 as Lloyd Waner, #46 as Paul Waner, #47 as Lloyd Warner (Waner), and #48 as Paul Warner (Waner.

But, if you look at the Old Cardboard checklist, it shows this:

45)* Lloyd Waner 10 of Hearts
(46)* Lloyd Waner Queen of Diamonds
(47)* Paul Warner (Waner) 5 of Spades
(48)* Paul Warner (Waner) 6 of Diamonds

If you look at the PSA Pop Reports, they have graded several Lloyd Waners and several Paul Warners, and the same goes for SGC. Neither have graded a Lloyd Warner or a Paul Waner.

I would question whether or not Lloyd Warner or Paul Waner really exist.

Bob C. - do you have scans of your Paul Waner?

Rick

[jayshum]

According to an article I saw on prewarcards.com, "SGC has claimed to have graded a Paul Waner issue. Whether or not that is an error in their database is unclear."

https://sgclegacy.com/PopulationReport.aspx?setid=45

Seeing that was what made me bump my post from last year in case anyone was aware if it was really correct.

[buymycards]

I missed that when I was going thru SGC's pop report. I would have to see it to believe it.

[Leon]

I am a seeing is believing person regardless what an opinionator says.

Originally Posted by buymycards

I missed that when I was going thru SGC's pop report. I would have to see it to believe it.