What can you tell me about non-sports cards?

[Exhibitman]

The main cast of Casablanca in postcards:



just missing Sidney Greenstreet

Some funny stuff too:

[nat]

"and Magic The Gathering cards"

I quit playing Magic in 1996, and I openly weep over what my cards would be worth today. (Of course I sold them in 1996 for a tiny fraction of their current value.) Below, a small group of commons that must have escaped my notice when liquidating my collection. Figures that it'd be the grizzly bears I've still got, and not the moxes.

[swarmee]

Personally, I consider Magic, Yugioh, and Pokemon to be a different category of cards, the Collectible Card Games (CCGs) or as PSA calls them, Trading Card Games (TCGs).
So while they can carry a large value themselves, I don't lump them under the category of "non-sports."

[nsaddict]

King Kelly has nothing on this guy! Pic appears blurry but clear in my file??

[BabyRuth]

Wacky items indeed!

[Joe_G.]

I started to dabble as an extension of my baseball interests such as Helen Dauvray Ward's Championship Cup and pendants that the Wolverines would win in 1887.



My interest in Goodwin & Co. cigarette packs and redemption coupons has extended well into the non-sport world. Its interesting to me to study and collect the items that were competing for the consumer's nickel.

[nat]

If you were buying smokes in 1888, would you know that you were going to get a baseball player when you picked out a particular pack, or were female banjo players (etc) put in the same packs?