I'm almost POSITIVE this card features Shoeless Joe...

[brett]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

If the center panel read "Jackson Out at Third" we would be talking about a very valuable baseball card.

True Barry, but if it said "Jackson Out at Third" we never would have had all this fun!

[brett]

Being as a lot of people were wondering what this discovery would do for the value of the card, the PSA 4 "Lord Carches His Man" card that I put on Ebay last week just sold for $450. I believe that once it becomes commonly known to everybody that this and the "Schaefer on First" card feature Shoeless Joe they'll permanently sell for around $500-$1,000 in EX condition.

[Ladder7]

$450, you done well!

[botn]

It will be interesting to see what this card does over time. PSA 4 commons are normally $80 cards so that is a huge premium, Brett. Not quite a Cobb premium but pretty close.

[brett]

Originally Posted by Ladder7

$450, you done well!

Thanks man. That's why I didn't want to sell it to you or anybody else beforehand because I didn't want to rip anybody off or short-change myself. By the way, I can't believe that my first ever post here ended up being the only one to go over 20,000 views.

[PolarBear]

I read this entire thread. It almost ended in a train wreck but turned out ok.

Good stuff and I bet this card gets recognized a Joe Jackson card by the hobby as a whole.

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by PolarBear

I read this entire thread. It almost ended in a train wreck but turned out ok.

Good stuff and I bet this card gets recognized a Joe Jackson card by the hobby as a whole.

If you're up for it, Don, you should also read the threads that this one sparked, particularly a couple that were started solely because of how much attention this one received. (T-card envy, I think they call it.)

[PolarBear]

Originally Posted by Rob D.

If you're up for it, Don, you should also read the threads that this one sparked, particularly a couple that were started solely because of how much attention this one received. (T-card envy, I think they call it.)

Any links? Thanks,