1947-66 Exhibits Jackie Robinson

[SSinneDD]

Hello. I wanted to see if anyone confirms, that the "1947-66 Exhibits Jackie Robinson", was made late 47's early 1948 and is considered to be a RC from Exhibits?
Can anyone more knowledgeable on the matter confirm?
Thanks Dennis.

[ejharrington]

https://www.oldcardboard.com/ref/roo...ail.asp?id=295 This link may help.

[ullmandds]

I would not consider any of these to be a rookie. These were likely made over the decades, and while there are ways to differentiate the years, I do not believe any originate to his rookie year. I wonder if a type one image of this pose is known?

[SSinneDD]

Thank you for the help. Just came across these as well.

http://keymancollectibles.com/exhibitdatechart.htm
Per the measurement on the bottom right of my Jackie "MADE IN U.S.A., it's 5/8 inch which would be the 1948 copy.

https://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=309843

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

I would not consider any of these to be a rookie. These were likely made over the decades, and while there are ways to differentiate the years, I do not believe any originate to his rookie year. I wonder if a type one image of this pose is known?

+1 Agreed not a Rookie

[EddieP]

Whether it’s his rookie card or not, I think his Exhibits is his best looking card.

[SSinneDD]

Originally Posted by EddieP

Whether it’s his rookie card or not, I think his Exhibits is his best looking card.

It's a great looking card. By far one of my fav pickups.

[SSinneDD]

There can be the same image for these exhibit cards, made in different years...does that at all make one more expensive than the other?
If i had a Jackie exhibit from 1948 vs one from 1950s, do collectors value one more than the other? This can be in reference to other cards as well, not just the Jackie one.

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[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by SSinneDD

There can be the same image for these exhibit cards, made in different years...does that at all make one more expensive than the other?
If i had a Jackie exhibit from 1948 vs one from 1950s, do collectors value one more than the other? This can be in reference to other cards as well, not just the Jackie one.

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Probably to the three people on the planet who actually pay attention

But seriously, there are some very obsessive ESCO collectors who try to get a 'rainbow' of the cards, and they would be interested in every possible variation of a given card. Me, I just don't have that in me to be that granular, except that I have done a complete run of Joe Louis cards, including the variations and the rare Canadian versions, and a run of the Cassius Clay card variations, just because.

[SSinneDD]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Probably to the three people on the planet who actually pay attention

But seriously, there are some very obsessive ESCO collectors who try to get a 'rainbow' of the cards, and they would be interested in every possible variation of a given card. Me, I just don't have that in me to be that granular, except that I have done a complete run of Joe Louis cards, including the variations and the rare Canadian versions, and a run of the Cassius Clay card variations, just because.

That makes sense.

[sealmark41]

Just came across my Exhibit master list that a I sent to Adam W many years ago. I count 39 which have no "printed" or "made' on them and a few with an * which I will have to check what that means on my master list.

Looking forward to more info

mkbow2@surewest.net

[Stuke1976]

Originally Posted by sealmark41

Just came across my Exhibit master list that a I sent to Adam W many years ago. I count 39 which have no "printed" or "made' on them and a few with an * which I will have to check what that means on my master list.

Looking forward to more info

mkbow2@surewest.net

Hi Mark,

I am working on a couple Exhibit Baseball Card sets. 1939-46 and 1947-66. Is there a master list available to the public? Every batch of cards I get, I find new variations in the "Made in.." "Printed in.." versions. Most, but not all, of the cards missing the "Made in.." "Printed in..", appear to be from the newer printing. I currently have 231 different baseball cards in the 1947-66 set, and my check list continues to grow, and is at 352 baseball cards.

I also have several of the 3 card advertising sheets from the vending machines. Have these been discussed on Net54 at any time?

I've called Exhibit cards, baseball cards since 1967.

[sealmark41]

Hi Scott:
If you will send me your mailing address via my email I will send you the exhibit list I put together many years ago which at the time I thought to be complete - and still do. I should tell you that I don't really care a whole lot about very minor cropping stuff.

Good luck on your search. I love these "cards"
mkbow2@surewest.net

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Sort of back on subject, but a bit of a commercial too. We have an Exhibit Jackie in the auction that starts tonight. PSA 3.

[SSinneDD]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

Sort of back on subject, but a bit of a commercial too. We have an Exhibit Jackie in the auction that starts tonight. PSA 3.

Nice stuff being auctioned!

[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

Sort of back on subject, but a bit of a commercial too. We have an Exhibit Jackie in the auction that starts tonight. PSA 3.

Scott,

Many of the images in your auction seem to be broken.

[Stuke1976]

Originally Posted by sealmark41

Hi Scott:
If you will send me your mailing address via my email I will send you the exhibit list I put together many years ago which at the time I thought to be complete - and still do. I should tell you that I don't really care a whole lot about very minor cropping stuff.

Good luck on your search. I love these "cards"
mkbow2@surewest.net

Thank you Mark, email is on it's way.

Scott

[SSinneDD]

Originally Posted by Stuke1976

Hi Mark,

I am working on a couple Exhibit Baseball Card sets. 1939-46 and 1947-66. Is there a master list available to the public? Every batch of cards I get, I find new variations in the "Made in.." "Printed in.." versions. Most, but not all, of the cards missing the "Made in.." "Printed in..", appear to be from the newer printing. I currently have 231 different baseball cards in the 1947-66 set, and my check list continues to grow, and is at 352 baseball cards.

I also have several of the 3 card advertising sheets from the vending machines. Have these been discussed on Net54 at any time?

I've called Exhibit cards, baseball cards since 1967.

Hope you get to complete this! Is there any card that is super hard for you to find?