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Posted By: dave
i have nothing to do with this auction either way, but am curious, does this card look legit? |
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Posted By: Joann
Copy link and paste it into browser address window. Once it's there, delete the ">" character from the very end of the string, and the link will work then. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
it should be corrected |
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Posted By: joe
Joann, thanks I'll save this info, believe or not worked with computers for 30 or more years, but mainframe stuff. Sometimes this online pc stuff is not the same. |
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Posted By: fkw
Now a 1,000 more collectors have seen it. Oh well |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
1000 collectors would have seen this anyway. Plus it has a reserve so no one was going to get this one on the cheap. |
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Posted By: leon
I thought the same thing.. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
i just thought by the colors looked way to "white"? could it be in that good of shape? |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
It is whiter than normal, but that may be due to the digital photo along with |
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Posted By: jay behrens
The cabinet portion looks good, but the photo looks like a modern reproduction, but as someone pointed out, the picture could have been enhanced. I've tinkered with trying to make my pictures and scan look better for an auction but gave up on it because even though it made the item look better, it didn't make the item look right. I'm not saying this item is a fake, just something to consider and I would prefer to ge this in my hands first before deciding to buy it. |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
The player image is also whiter than normal. The image is an albumen photographic print, |
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Posted By: fkw
The corners of the photo are rounded like many of these N566's. |
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Posted By: Gilbert Maines
First off, for me in the evaluation of this type of inquiry is: |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
As there have been complaints, no one is allowed to bid on this lot except for |
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Posted By: jay behrens
I have a question about Newsboy cabinets. A few years ago I bought a few Newsboy cabinets with actresses on them. These cabinets had the name of the actress on the cabinet portion. Was this also true for the baseball players? I'd offer a scan of my actresses, but I've misplaced If I ever find them, I have a fantasy piece I am going to turn them into. |
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Posted By: Al C.risafulli
That's what I thought was weird about this one, Jay. The player's name appears on the photo itself. |
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Posted By: Scott Gross
Not sure about the card (although I would lean to fake).... but the "Winnie Whuzzywhite" stuffed bear looks pretty legit .... |
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Posted By: Clinton
Jim Clarke has a Burke Newsboy on his site if you want to compare. |
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Posted By: fkw
The 2 Wards have his name printed on the cabinet, the others have the name within the photo |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
When looking in person at a baseball tobacco cabinet card, like an Old Judge, |
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Posted By: Clinton Hromek
David, I agree but how hard would it be to soak the photo of an actress newsboy or other and glue a fake photo on it. I'm saying this hypothetically and not making any judgements on this or any other card. |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
Without reading your post, I edited my post to add the bit about adding images |
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Posted By: David Smith
If it helps any, here is a scan of my W H (Yale) Murphy Newboy cabinet. |
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Posted By: fkw
The cards fake dont bid! |
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Posted By: Mike
Thanks for posting, I never would have seen those stuffed bears she was selling! |
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Posted By: warshawlaw
I cannot speak to the baseball cards but the Newsboy boxing cards of Corbett and Jackson have the names on the mounts in various locations and formats. I've ID'd 13 unique formats of these boxing cards. |
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