A quick question about paperloss backs and scrapbooks

[x2drich2000]

I would suggest doing a search for "scrap" with several auction houses. That should get you a good number of examples. Huggins and Scott in particular I know has sold a few over the years. Here's a link to lot of 5 pages of T206s: https://bid.hugginsandscott.com/bids...e?itemid=51284

[Jeremy102175]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

I would suggest doing a search for "scrap" with several auction houses. That should get you a good number of examples. Huggins and Scott in particular I know has sold a few over the years. Here's a link to lot of 5 pages of T206s: https://bid.hugginsandscott.com/bids...e?itemid=51284

Perfect, thanks for providing the link as well!

[Chris-Counts]

I've purchased several scrapbooks over the years and removed the cards inside. If you search for "scrapbook" and "baseball cards" on eBay, you can usually find a few. I removed group of 1941 Play Ball cards with great success by soaking them in water. This doesn't seem to work with post-WWII cards, so you need carefully removed as much paper as possible with an X-ACTO knife. This 1959 mantle came out of a scrapbook.

[prestigecollectibles]

Here is a video Rhett of Stars of the Diamonds did showing his Zeenut cards

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i6BSp5rwoI

[Jeremy102175]

Originally Posted by prestigecollectibles

Here is a video Rhett of Stars of the Diamonds did showing his Zeenut cards

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i6BSp5rwoI

That's great seeing an actual video of one. I appreciate the info and link!

[Carter08]

A sneaky awesome set is the Venezuela Topps Retirado set. From what I’ve seen I’d say 98% of those were put into some sort of scrapbook.

[Jeremy102175]

Originally Posted by Carter08

A sneaky awesome set is the Venezuela Topps Retirado set. From what I’ve seen I’d say 98% of those were put into some sort of scrapbook.

Wow! Not familiar with that set, I'll check it out.

[Jeremy102175]

Originally Posted by Chris Counts

I've purchased several scrapbooks over the years and removed the cards inside. If you search for "scrapbook" and "baseball cards" on eBay, you can usually find a few. I removed group of 1941 Play Ball cards with great success by soaking them in water. This doesn't seem to work with post-WWII cards, so you need carefully removed as much paper as possible with an X-ACTO knife. This 1959 mantle came out of a scrapbook.

Thanks for the info!