2010-2011 Boxing Card Encyclopedia Now Available

[Exhibitman]

I am pleased to offer the revised and expanded sixth edition of my book “America’s Great Boxing Cards”, a price guide, encyclopedia and checklist of American boxing cards. You may purchase the book direct from the publisher at Lulu.com:



http://www.lulu.com/content/paperbac...0-2011/8191994

The latest edition picks up where the other editions stopped. It contains all of the data that made the prior editions so useful, plus a ton of new research. I have added many sets of vintage boxing cards to the listings, further refined the existing listings and checklists, expanded the Canadian and Latin American issues sections (including some newly-discovered sets), added new materials to the exhibit card sections, and added a section on Panini boxing cards to begin coverage of these interesting cards from the golden era of heavyweights.

Active collectors will find this book is a necessity due to the price updates. You will find vastly expanded pricing reflecting actual results of Ebay sales, auctions and private sales, literally hundreds of new prices. I still refuse to make up prices based on extrapolations from other cards, like so many price guides out there. If the card did not transact in the grade listed, I do not put a price in the book for it.

This year's cover honors Joe Louis.

[pkaufman]

How about a complimentary copy for one of your biggest fans ?

[Jerry G]

I ordered mine as soon as I saw your announcement. Your previous efforts have given me lots of information that otherwise is not available. The education that I have acquired has given my boxing card collection direction. That knowledge has only increased the enjoyment of collecting.

Thanks, again. I look forward to your continued the great work.

[Exhibitman]

Thanks Jerry; great Armstrong BTW.

[onlychild]

Book ordered! Fully expect you to sign it next time we meet .

Notice you mentioned Panini cards. I have some great examples if ever needed. Not sure if many know this but some years come with different very rare backs. Interesting cards to say the least and now they have come to America.

Kevin