Some of my finds from a local auction in the last two weeks.

[Schlesinj]

Seeing a few photos with stamps on back seems positive for some of the photos. I suspect some are type 1.

Can’t speak about fake Wheaties but if really spent $90 it is worth the gamble if you are reselling.

I would take it off your hands as I have a type 1 of that image.

[bullgill]

Originally Posted by Schlesinj

Seeing a few photos with stamps on back seems positive for some of the photos. I suspect some are type 1.

Can’t speak about fake Wheaties but if really spent $90 it is worth the gamble if you are reselling.

I would take it off your hands as I have a type 1 of that image.

I spent a total of about $250 including the photo and ball I bought three weeks ago and the tiffany cigar tube. The mantle mays photo I bought three weeks ago from the same consignment did not get good reviews. That's cool that you have the type 1 of the image!

[perezfan]

From what I can see of the small pics, those Index Cards/Cut Signatures are looking very Coach's Corner-ish. Really tough to speak to the other stuff, unless you're able to post some larger images.

[Michael B]

Three of the golfers are Miller Barber, Cary Middlecoff and Bobby Locke.

[Beercan collector]

I don’t know autographs but I blew them up for someone who might

[bullgill]

Figured out the HOF browns photo, it is paul warfield.

[bullgill]

Figured out the one card, it is Van Mungo and it is considered a card.

[bullgill]

Originally Posted by Michael B

Three of the golfers are Miller Barber, Cary Middlecoff and Bobby Locke.

Thank you!

[bullgill]

Originally Posted by perezfan

From what I can see of the small pics, those Index Cards/Cut Signatures are looking very Coach's Corner-ish. Really tough to speak to the other stuff, unless you're able to post some larger images.

I'm doubting them myself but who knows...

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by bullgill

I'm doubting them myself but who knows...

One thing you could do is list them on eBay with a very high price (to ensure they don't sell). Then request a PSA "Quick Opinion". A much cheaper alternative than submitting them and potentially having them rejected.

[bullgill]

Originally Posted by perezfan

One thing you could do is list them on eBay with a very high price (to ensure they don't sell). Then request a PSA "Quick Opinion". A much cheaper alternative than submitting them and potentially having them rejected.

When I learned of that service I was tempted to use it that way. Why don't they just offer a non ebay way to do it... I'm sure many people do it this way and it is the same as just offering the service by sending photos!

[Exhibitman]

If you want to sell or trade the Marciano I'd be interested.

[Ulidia]

Originally Posted by bullgill

When I learned of that service I was tempted to use it that way. Why don't they just offer a non ebay way to do it... I'm sure many people do it this way and it is the same as just offering the service by sending photos!

Beckett do offer a similar ‘Quick Opinion’ service whereby you can upload photos for their review purposes. I’ve used this service previously.

[bullgill]

Originally Posted by perezfan

From what I can see of the small pics, those Index Cards/Cut Signatures are looking very Coach's Corner-ish. Really tough to speak to the other stuff, unless you're able to post some larger images.

The waxy envelops show age as do the autos, I'm on the fence.

[philliesfan]

The waxy envelopes (glassine envelopes) are for stamps. I have hundreds of them aged in my stamp collection so they are quite common.

[bullgill]

Originally Posted by philliesfan

The waxy envelopes (glassine envelopes) are for stamps. I have hundreds of them aged in my stamp collection so they are quite common.

I knew I've seen those envelopes somewhere before, stamp collections! The autos do look too have some age to them though and the right kind of pen/ink.

I recognize the Dazzy Vance and Ty Cobb but have no clue who the other two are...