Truly scarce postwar cards

[Harliduck]

Originally Posted by Rrrlyons

Couple tattoos that are the only ones known to exist for these players

Holy crap Rick! I've never seen that Harmon before...WOW

[Exhibitman]

There are 10 SSP prize winning cards in the 1968 Atlantic Oil set. Here are a pair of them:

A $100 winner is an SSP on 11:



A $1 winner is probably the most commonly found:



I have never seen another Davis, the NL $100 winner, or the $2500 winner cards.

1949 Hages are difficult too and the Negro League players command a big premium:

[skelly423]

How about a couple of HOF salesman samples. There can't be more than 1 or 2 of these in the wild.

[raulus]

Time for another postcard. 1953-55 Howard Photo Service Mays with the 7-Up back. PSA Pop 11.

[raulus]

Here’s one for Adam: 1955 Exhibits Mays, with and without the Mutoscope back. With is pop 1 and without is pop 2.

[Exhibitman]

Those are a pair of beauties, Nicolo. Here's a proof of the card:



Different card stock, different size and cut than regular issue.

[raulus]

Just when I thought I finally had something on Adam, he pulls out the proof!

Time for another: 1955 Robert Gould All-Stars Mays. PSA Pop 15.

[whiteymet]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Those are a pair of beauties, Nicolo. Here's a proof of the card:



Different card stock, different size and cut than regular issue.

Adam:

To be exactly correct your proof is not a proof of Raulus's PC backs. The PC backs are Made in U.S.A. and your proof is Printed in U.S.A.