Exhibit Cards

[hcv123]

The exhibits cover quite an array of years and players. I am most familiar with the 47-66 issue, learning about the prewar issues. There are a couple of "resident experts" here on the boards one of whom wrote a book on them - Adam Warshaw - "Exhibitman" here on the boards.
If you can't figure out SGC's website I would just give them a call.
While I know the 47-66 Exhibits have been counterfeited - I am not certain about the 62-63 Stat backs - I do not recall seeing or hearing about stat back counterfeits, but wouldn't be surprised to learn they exist.

What got you interested in the exhibits? How long have you been collecting?

[NiceDocter]

Being either black and white or sepia, there are a TON of fakes and reprints out there.... be careful, anything with a solid white back is a NO GO ! Fun cards though and good value compared to other issues of the same age.

[Exhibitman]

More than anyone would want to know about the Exhibit and related issues:

https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/adam...-1kwg77r5.html

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

More than anyone would want to know about the Exhibit and related issues:

https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/adam...-1kwg77r5.html

Highly recommended book to read and I use it as reference every other month!

I never knew what these examples were until I read the book.

[Snapolit1]

Yellow Gehrig. Wowsa. Never seen that one.

[Exhibitman]

A color variation on the silhouette sub-series. Some others:

[Leon]

Those are awesome...

Originally Posted by BeanTown

Highly recommended book to read and I use it as reference every other month!

I never knew what these examples were until I read the book.

[Exhibitman]

I think the silhouettes are particularly nice looking.

The one thing that perplexes me about the 4 on 1s is why they made some of them partly upside down. Seems like a weird design choice. I can't think of another set where they did that.

[joan p]

Originally Posted by hcv123

The exhibits cover quite an array of years and players. I am most familiar with the 47-66 issue, learning about the prewar issues. There are a couple of "resident experts" here on the boards one of whom wrote a book on them - Adam Warshaw - "Exhibitman" here on the boards.
If you can't figure out SGC's website I would just give them a call.
While I know the 47-66 Exhibits have been counterfeited - I am not certain about the 62-63 Stat backs - I do not recall seeing or hearing about stat back counterfeits, but wouldn't be surprised to learn they exist.

What got you interested in the exhibits? How long have you been collecting?

I like the fact they tend to be photos instead of drawings and they cover so much of baseball's history. . Only about a month