1953 Stahl Meyer Set (Advice?)

[G1911]

It won't allow a file to be attached if the file is bigger than ~2mb. The site does not support standard 2024 image sizes. If larger, it has to be shrunk and then the system shrinks it even further to be ~200kb or below, less than 10% the size of a photograph from an iPhone.

[GeoPoto]

These are the only two I have -- the PSA Pop report says there have been 8 Campanella's graded higher than PSA 1; and 10 Irvin's. I would expect a PSA 1 Campanella to sell for around $1,000 and a PSA 1 Irvin around $200.

[sunspot22]

My 53 Stahl Meyer Mantle Photo

[sunspot22]

53 Stahl Meyer Complete Set SGC Authentic

[sunspot22]

Ok, got the pictures up. Here are some questions:

1. Since these are from an uncirculated, unwaxed sheet that never touched a hot dog, are these more valuable or less valuable because they are so unique?

2. How unique are these? One of a kind?

3. Would Mantle collectors get excited about these?

4. Keep together as whole set?

5. Best way to sell these?

[swarmee]

My opinions:

1) Usually cards cut from an unfinished sheet are worth less than their "pack-released" counterparts. Trimmed cards with solid eye appeal can sell for anywhere between PSA 2-4 prices compared to their damaged regular counterparts. But with rare/scarce sets, I don't know that there is any standard. Scrap T206 cards missing color passes (printed without specific ink colors) can sell for more than regular cards based on their rarity.
2) ?
3) Of course.
4) Individually to player collectors
5) Auction; companies will come to you now that you've posted them here.

[raulus]

Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but they would probably be a lot more valuable if you hadn't cut them up.