E95 HW card? First post.

[sb1]

The back scan appears to show 2-3 cards in one pocket. take the Wagner out by itself....

[gte930d]

Originally Posted by sb1

The back scan appears to show 2-3 cards in one pocket. take the Wagner out by itself....

the reverse image is the single "HW" card in a plastic page. it's just being held up in the air for a photo. it's not a scan, just a photo. I'm having to diagnose this card from a couple thousand miles away from it, however i can verify having seen the card before it's an e95 HW style front with the 350 back on the same "card".

I'm using quotes around "HW card" and words like "style" out of respect for the verified originals out there.

[Luke]

We'd have to see a lot better photos to be able to help much. It sounds like you're saying that the Wagner has a T206 Sweet Cap back glued on to it. The front sure looks like a legit e95 Wagner, so if it is rebacked, it will still have a little value. If value is the question you're asking.

[soxinseven]

Originally Posted by sb1

The back scan appears to show 2-3 cards in one pocket. take the Wagner out by itself....

Exactly. Wagner is sitting on top of the front of a T206 of Nicholls.

[ullmandds]

Can we pls soak it?

[gte930d]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

Can we pls soak it?

I would never soak it without another professional present, but out of curiosity, what would that procedure look like? Probably wouldn’t even be able to discuss soaking to my father, it would be like tossing the shroud of Turin in the laundry.

Warm water? Cold water? How much time? How to dry? Genuinely curious!

[gte930d]

Originally Posted by soxinseven

Exactly. Wagner is sitting on top of the front of a T206 of Nicholls.

I can assure you this specific card does not share a pocket sleeve with another.
Hand to heart it’s an illusion of the sheet below, and my father is acutely aware of the nature of this specific card. While not his most important card, it gets most of his attention. Lol.

I’ll take my own photos, measurements with a caliper of card thickness, and detailed photos of the edges over Christmas and report back!