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Posted By: barrysloate
Jay- one of the more interesting examples would be the Kalamazoo Bats team card of Boston, which is known in three sizes- card, cabinet, and imperial cabinet. In that case, I think the middle size would be most valuable (even though the large format is much more striking). However, the known cabinets have great product advertising on the mount, further complicating the situation. |
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