Brooks Robinson proofs/test/FINAL negatives/etc

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by Mark70Z

hcv123... I'm new to this site; I'm unfamiliar who Larry and/or Bob are? I'm assuming big test collectors?

I believe was the dealers name out of NJ (He used to set up at the Willow Grove show among others) - Don't know how much work you want to do on this, but try to look him up and see if he can put you on the trail. As for Larry and Bob, yes both big test collectors. Larry checked in above and obviously doesn't own it. Bob checks the board pretty regularly. Be well.

-Howard

[ALR-bishop]

...is off playing bridge. His 3D collection is on the Registry...bobsbbcards.

[Mark70Z]

Al - where are the registries located so I can view his?

[ALR-bishop]

Mark---someone more capable than I will likely be able to give you a direct link. But if you do a search for "PSA Authenticators" you will get the PSA web site. At the top you will find a link to Registry Sets. Once there go to baseball and the sets are listed by year and manufacturer. Many of the sets, have pictures. They also have another sports card bulletin board there with links at the bottom of the home page

[hcv123]

Here is a link to all of Bobs registry sets. No Brooks in the 3-d's though.

[Mark70Z]

hcv123... Thanks so much for the link. He has a "very" nice collection going there. It's ok that he doesn't have the Brooksie 3D; I would like to one day see a picture/scan of the back of the card. I saw a picture of the front, and it was also posted here, of the 3D card. I know I'll never own the card personally, due to cost/availability, but it would be nice to see.

Does anyone know if this is the only Brooks 3D proof...or is there another somewhere?!? You would figure they would have to go through the process for this particular proof; maybe there is something else out there from Topps, like a match photo, or something from the process of creating the 3D card?

[toppcat]

As per my previous, which you may have missed (how dare you ) I have heard they may be another B Robby proof. The guy who would probably know best is Keith Olbermann. It would be very odd for there to only be one, although not unprecedented.