topic: why are exhibits so underrated as a set?

[dbussell12]

Originally Posted by Brent G.

I know there are some wide year ranges as to when Exhibits of any given player could've been printed. Someone mentioned there are ways to tell the difference between older and newer versions. Anyone care you share those tips?

hey brent - here's some dating info that helped me awhile back. haven't been on there in awhile but it was great while i was doing research! cheers --

https://keymancollectibles.com/exhibitdatechart.htm

[Brent G.]

Originally Posted by dbussell12

hey brent - here's some dating info that helped me awhile back. haven't been on there in awhile but it was great while i was doing research! cheers --

https://keymancollectibles.com/exhibitdatechart.htm

This is perfect — thanks!

[dbussell12]

Originally Posted by Brent G.

This is perfect — thanks!

no problem man. its really cool getting deeper and deeper into them. some great information added to this thread already from our community which is great to see

[insidethewrapper]

I'm always afraid of getting stuck with counterfeits, that has kept me away of several purchases. I need a lesson and visual of how to tell the difference.

[GrewUpWithJunkWax]

I'm a fan of Exhibit cards. I only have about a dozen, but range from 1921 to the '47-66 run and the (1948, '49 or '50) Hall of Fame. There are several more I'd like to add to my collection though.

I like oversized issues, just that much more picture of the player you enjoy. Some people knock the black & white, but there are lots of great images.

And of course, I also picked up a copy of Adam's book to learn more about them.

[Exhibitman]

https://imageevent.com/exhibitman/in...ngexhibitcards