What's your daydream unopened "find"

[Exhibitman]

Unopened? At the moment I will take a case of 1961 Fleer basketball: 66 card set with two RCs each of Chamberlain, Baylor and West, plus two cards of Russell; that's 12% of the cards in each set. I would have all but one of the boxes certified as from an unopened case to be auctioned off, then open one box for fun on a livestream video.

If we gotta go with a box only, I will take a box of 1952 Topps hi #s. I'd have to auction off that sucker, though, no ripping fun for me.

If I had to open the box and bust the packs, definitely 1969 Topps basketball. That would be an epic rip.

If we are talking a fantasy find, gotta be a cigar box of T cards with a T206 Wagner in high grade, because I could retire on the Wagner and enjoy the rest of the collection.

[glynparson]

I am currently working on two different unopened deals that would qualify. I don’t want to jinx by talking too much about it.

[Butch7999]

A second example of the 1904 Allegheny Base Ball Card Game.

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by Butch7999

A second example of the 1904 Allegheny Base Ball Card Game.

This is an interesting response. Is there only one example of the game, thus only one of each card? And if so, does that mean the ones listed on the psa pop report (e.g., Wagner, Bresnahan, etc) are cross overs?

[Baseball Rarities]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

This is an interesting response. Is there only one example of the game, thus only one of each card? And if so, does that mean the ones listed on the psa pop report (e.g., Wagner, Bresnahan, etc) are cross overs?

Ryan - Yes, only one set is known. Every card is unique. Any cards that have more than one specimen in the combined pop reports have been resubmitted or crossed over.