1915 Cracker Jack advertising display with pictures of cards cut out cards. Question.
 

This week I picked up six hand cut 1915 crackerjack cards from the infamous advertising display of which there are around five or less known full copies.

There have been a few threads over the last decade or two here on 54 about this particular item.

My question is, the cut out cards that still exist here and there – is there anyway to get these encapsulated by any of the grading companies?

My understanding is that because they were not designed to be cards that none of the rating companies will encapsulate them.

However, I do believe there are examples where they have encapsulated similar items and I believe that Company might’ve been Beckett grading.

Can anyone shed any light on this by chance?

ive had a cobb cutout in my pc for years...that was graded by beckett I believe. I have no idea if any of the major tpg'ers current encapsulate these but i've had good luck with csg slabbing things others won't?

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My apologies if I put this in the wrong forum. Please feel free to move to the appropriate forum if so.

Though many years ago, the head of grading at Beckett said that they would grade anything authentic that fit into their holders. He gave an example of something they wouldn't grade, but it was a fairly ridiculous request.

mine graded by beckett way back when. try cgs!

Great feedback. I’ll try Beckett.

Any idea the pops on these cards (raw or graded)?

I likely overpaid for the 6 in the scan but wondering y’all’s thoughts on values?

That Cobb is fire.