Ringside Gold /9 (or not)

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by G1911

A copy of the Charles Williams sold for the $50 minimum bid a couple months ago on eBay. I was watching it, considering the scarcity $50 isn't a bad price at all, but it just seems too much for an unnumbered signature. I don't follow this set closely but I have not seen more than like 2 copies of any particular card. On the other hand I'd rather have 1 of them than 5 unopened boxes. I open a box every year or two just because it's fun and they are pretty much free.


This Pernell Whitaker I had saved in my photo archive is missing the actual signature. I don't know if any signed copies exist or if Whitaker didn't end up signing after all. It would be interesting just to see a true checklist even.

That's interesting. Wonder if they made a bunch up for Pernell, but they were never able to get them signed.

Even the 1996 Ringside Autograph cards are not seeded very generously within the packs. Don't think I've ever pulled one of those either, though I do see them around and have had several of them in my possession from other sources. They are usually lesser known fighters from what I can remember.

I don't even see a list on TCBD

They have some "Spotlights In The Ring" Autographed Cards......but I don't think those are even a thing.

The autographed inserts are supposed to have an embossed seal on the front. I have seen them pop up on Ebay occasionally and they don't sell for much when they do.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by D. Bergin

They have some "Spotlights In The Ring" Autographed Cards......but I don't think those are even a thing.

The autographed inserts are supposed to have an embossed seal on the front. I have seen them pop up on Ebay occasionally and they don't sell for much when they do.

Here is a Willie Pep Spotlights auto insert; has the corporate seal embossing and the signature on the back:



Here's the Dana Rosenblatt autographed insert, a 'regular' card: