1933 Goudey - Joe Moore auto opinion

[tiger8mush]

Picked this up in a lot with other non auto Goudeys, and I'm not an auto collector. Thanks for your opinion!
Rob

tiger8mush@yahoo.com

[milkit1]

its good. I had him sign about 6 1933 goudeys ttm over a few years back in the late 80's

[slantycouch]

Sean knows better than anyone, but that looks like the TTM's I received as well.

[tiger8mush]

Thank you guys, much appreciated!

[JRS123490]

Definitely like it!

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Nice card.

Joe was a friend and an incredibly humble man.

Some of you might have received signed Conlon Collection cards from Joe. Due to their dark color scheme, he would often sign them with a White-Out pen. These pens had the tendency to glob all over the place if you used too heavy a hand, as they really weren't meant for writing. Joe always carried his glasses in a case in his front shirt pocket. The case had all sorts of white-out globs on the outside!

You would have never thought he was once a big name in the game if you sat and talked to him. He certainly didn't seem to consider himself that, anyhow, even though it was the truth. A fine person.

[Shoelessseb]

Originally Posted by milkit1

its good. I had him sign about 6 1933 goudeys ttm over a few years back in the late 80's

Out of curiosity, how did you find the addresses before the internet ?

[slantycouch]

Originally Posted by Shoelessseb

Out of curiosity, how did you find the addresses before the internet ?

Sean may have a different response, but I regularly used to purchase Jack Smalling's (http://www.baseballaddresses.com/) list.

[milkit1]

yeah I was buying Jack Smallings book since 1982 and every 2 or so years would buy the updated one. It was the best!

[bbcard1]

I used the Smallings books to find potential autograph guests who lived in a driveable distance of my town. Got Jim Bibby, Alan Knicely, Ron Hodges, Charlie Manuel and several others though that list.