auto racing cards

[twilke32]

Originally Posted by Bored5000

Awesome to have another racing collector on the board. There was another racing thread on the main board with lots of knowledge and information that people used to post in before migrating over to this thread.

Both threads contain lots of great racing card discussion, but this one is where just about all the racing discussion takes place these days.

https://net54baseball.com/showthread...enzen+with+car

Thank you! Read through that thread too - and saw a mention of the 1937 Wilbur Shaw Board Game cards. Just received my first two graded back from CGC and just missing three to finish my entire set! Also, sending out Avalon Hill cards out for TTM - up to 25 different signed in the past three months.

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by twilke32

Thank you! Read through that thread too - and saw a mention of the 1937 Wilbur Shaw Board Game cards. Just received my first two graded back from CGC and just missing three to finish my entire set! Also, sending out Avalon Hill cards out for TTM - up to 25 different signed in the past three months.

Awesome projects. I have been outbid on a couple Ray Harroun Shaw game cards on eBay Cards from the set don't show up for auction too often.

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by Bored5000

I guess at some point I am going to have to pick up a Lando Norris card, now that he is an F1 world champion. For anyone looking for a Norris card, his most desirable card is from the 2020 Topps set -- card No. 7. There are tons of parallels and a short-printed image variation, but card No. 7 is the Norris card to have.

Norris does have a 2018-2019 "Top Prospects" card during his time in F2 that pre-dates the Topps 2020 card. The F2 card can be found fairly cheap on ebay, but doesn't seem to have gained much traction at all in term of collector desirability. I know pretty much nothing about the "Top Prospects" card, where it was produced, how it was distributed, etc.

I had not pursued any Norris cards, because I never really thought he was going to win an F1 title.

Verstappen, who is still easily the best driver on the circuit, really gave him and Piastri a run for their money at the end.

I'd guess this is a one and done for Norris. I think Piastri laps him next year, and Verstappen keeps on making runs unless he somehow ends up in a really shitty car.

Never even seen those "Top Prospects" cards until now. Maybe they came from somewhere legitimate, but I'm dubious of even the time frame they are listed for, unless I see some additional evidence.

Too many of these fantasy/borders type sets, are also pre-dated, years before they were actually made up and thrown into the market. Something fishy about those, especially looking at the driver selection of the ones listed on Ebay.

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by D. Bergin

Never even seen those "Top Prospects" cards until now. Maybe they came from somewhere legitimate, but I'm dubious of even the time frame they are listed for, unless I see some additional evidence.

Too many of these fantasy/borders type sets, are also pre-dated, years before they were actually made up and thrown into the market. Something fishy about those, especially looking at the driver selection of the ones listed on Ebay.

You are probably correct about that Norris card being a fantasy card. I had never really dug deep into his card options beyond Topps prior to Sunday.

I did lots of searching with various terms for information on the Top Prospects card and the only thing I could find other than eBay links is a very bare bones website that lists a checklist but no other information.

https://www.sccards.info/top-prospects