New member cuban cards

[Roland 49]

Some cards Billiken, Matanzas and Piratas

[Roland 49]

I was reviewing in the Royal Cigars album the card # 10 that you show with the boxer when arriving in Havana and I find that that number corresponds to another, it is something that is strange since that album is from the revolutionary events of 1933, I I have the two complete albums with 400 cards, and look in case the boxer appeared with another number and nothing, I send you photos of card # 10 and the cover.

[Exhibitman]

Is it possibly from another Royal series with different numbers?

[Roland 49]

The Royal Cigars collection, as advertised consists of 3 albums, I have 2 complete, but I have never seen the 3, the first number the cards from 1 to 200 and the second from 201 to 400, both in the album and in The reverse of the cards reads about the revolutionary events of 1933, that is why the boxer's card has nothing to do with the series, but from what you show in front and behind it is a valid card, I have some repeated album And some cards when I find them I will look to see if I find any data, now how do I know that you are an expert in boxing? I will ask you some questions, do you have any boxers card from Gener Cigars? which Cuban boxers belong to the Hall of Fame? Have you seen any picture of Chocolate as a boy boxing? I send you a photo of part of a sheet from the La Estrella album El Kid chocolate collection.

[Exhibitman]

I know of but do not have any Gener cards. The only one I saw offered for sale was a Jack Dempsey a few years ago.

[Roland 49]

Gener Cigar cards are all a rarity, you'll see Jack Dempsey

[Exhibitman]

That's the one.