Singles from personal collection FS. Please PM CJ Wagner Johnson Cobb
 

Cards are all super eye appeal for given grades.

1888 Allen & Ginter Ewing HOFer baseball PSA 4 $4000 (an SGC 50=4 just sold in REA this April for over $5k)

1909-11 American Caramel Ty Cobb (I paid $2500 raw years ago from Dan Koteles…looks ex with superb back but has one crease) $1750

1909 E95 Cobb SGC 40 looks EX-EXMT on front with corner discoloration on back but clean….pedigreed from famous collector Charles Nagy from Quan years ago SOLD

1909-11 T205 Christy Mathewson HOF has some back loss (P-F condition but attractive front) Ultra rare Cycle back Examples sell in the $2-2500 range. $2k OBO

T205 Walter Johnson BVG 1.5 SOLD
E102 Joe Tinker HOF BVG 1 $125
1916 M101-5 Eddie Cicotte (famous Black Sox pitcher 1919 WS) SGC 10 $200
1909 E90-1 Cy Young SGC 10 clean front $600
1912 T227 Miner's Back Chief Bender HOF SGC 20 great appeal SOLD
1915 Cracker Jack Honus Wagner SGC 20 super visual appeal EX corners with slight creases on front. Super Eye appeal SOLD THANKS ERICK
1915 Cracker Jack Walter Johnson SGC 50 best blood red image I ever seen on 1 of these and I owned over 300 CJs. SGC killed me should be EX SOLD
1915 Cracker Jack Home Run Baker HOF PSA 2 (looks EXMT PSA hammered me on caramel spot stains) $350
1922 Neilson's Chocolates Type 1 Walter Johnson SGC 20 super appeal again SOLD

First come, first served. Check, MO PP gift.

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...if only that W. Johnson was a Type 2 Neilson. Nice card.

I thought the 1915 Cracker Jacks were redemption cards? If so, why are there caramel stains? If not, please educate me

They were also in boxes, lots have stains.

Thanks Peter, so redemption was an option but there are also sticky ones. Makes sense.

Right, there was a mail in offer for the set and an album, as well as distribution in boxes.

That's why I love this board. ;)

It states on the back of every card that there is one card in every package.

I should probably own one for frame of reference. :D

Every now and then you used to see a set break of the 1915's that had been ordered as a set - beautiful stuff.

Just got the Neilson's Walter Johnson and it is a beauty - much better looking than the technical grade. Thanks Jason!

Mark

Some of them were Straight from the Company...

The PSA 9 1915 Mathewson is of Such a Bread,
Notta Stain to be Seen!!!

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Come on guys just a few left!