Anyone seen or heard of a Waner/Collins/Speaker/Cobb/Lajoie/Wagner 3k hit ticket?
I have seen, online/auctions/shows, a total of five - Musial 3,000th hit tickets, which seems to be the oldest 3,000th hit ticket out there. I have never seen or even heard of a Paul Waner 3,000th hit ticket or from any of those prior to him.
I find the PSA weight (difficulty) on tickets interesting (and in great need of updating). PSA rates the difficulty of finding the Waner ticket as 7 -
http://www.psacard.com/psasetregistr...on.aspx?c=5270, the same as a Clemente, (which I have cateloged there being 32 Clemente 3,000ths). Why is Collins and Speaker rated an 8, does that mean that someone has seen one, same with Lajoie being a 9? Lastly, why is Kaline rated a 3 (lower att, away game, and many less have been offered [I have seen less than 10]) than Clemente.
What would a Anson 3000th go for, if one was found? Does anyone have a ticket (or seen one) that Anson has even played in, and if so what did it go for? Please post a photo if you have one.
Info on the difficult 3,000ths
Lou Brock - August 13, 1979 Att: 44,457 Home (PSA weight 3)
Pete Rose - May 5, 1978 Att: 37,823 Home (PSA weight 3)
Al Kaline - September 24, 1974 Att: 11,492 Away (PSA weight 3)
Roberto Clemente - September 30, 1972 Att: 13,117 Home (PSA weight 7)
Willie Mays - July 18, 1970 Att: 28,879 Home (PSA weight 4)
Hank Aaron - May 17, 1970 Att: 33,217 Away at Reds (PSA weight 4)
Stan Musial - May 13, 1958 Att: 5,692 Away at Cubs (PSA weight 5)
Paul Waner - June 19, 1942 Att: 3,304 Home (PSA weight 7)
Eddie Collins - June 3, 1925 Away at Det (PSA weight 8)
Tris Speaker - May 17, 1925 Home (PSA weight 8)
Ty Cobb - August 19, 1921 Home (PSA weight 10)
Nap Lajoie - September 27, 1914 Att: 3,100 Home (PSA weight 9)
Honus Wagner - June 9, 1914 at Phillies (PSA weight 10)
Cap Anson (PSA weight 10)