Favorite Raw Pick Ups of 2023....

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

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Was fortunate enough to pick this one up in 2023.
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Beautiful, sir! Where did you find it? Auction house?

[Aaron Seefeldt]

I’m very happy with these 2:

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by Aaron Seefeldt

I’m very happy with these 2:

As well you should be, sir! Great pickups. That pin is awesome. Here's mine. I got mine at a card show over in Coral Springs years ago.

[Aaron Seefeldt]

Originally Posted by jingram058

As well you should be, sir! Great pickups. That pin is awesome. Here's mine. I got mine at a card show over in Coral Springs years ago.

Sweet Hermes pin James! Wow, some great raw pick ups in 2023.

[LEHR]

This was my favorite raw purchase of 2023. 1884 cabinet of George Pinkney.

[gonefishin]

Before and after photos.

[BeanTown]

Always enjoy picking baseball currency up. Now, I have to figure out if these fragile things will come off the page as I’d like to have graded.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by jingram058

Beautiful, sir! Where did you find it? Auction house?

A fellow member was kind enough to give me the opportunity to buy it.

[Schlesinj]

First time soak still so excited to find these.

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[molenick]

I generally buy graded cards and raw photographic items. Here are two from this year. They are the same size, the one on the left is cropped from a larger scan that included some graded pickups.

[mantleman]

Took a chance and picked this beauty up raw for $300 Cdn. Sent it to SGC, was stoked about the grade and the eye appeal.

[BioCRN]

Not my most valuable or rare raw pickup of 2023, but I've been looking a deal on a non-oversized Rogers Hornsby as a Cub (not an easy task) and got in under expected budget on this one.

"1927" (1929) W560.

[brass_rat]

These are, by far, my favorite raw pickups of 2023. They subsequently graded 2 and 2.5.