E90-1 question

[steve B]

I was looking at the Summers card, and it seems the 2010 big book has it priced as a more rare one,but the weighting on the SGC registry is a 1 just like it was any other common.

Which is correct, the weighting or the pricing?

Steve

[3-2-count]

Summers is actually one of the easier cards to find in the set.
Must be a typo showing it as tough.

[ScottFandango]

the 2009 big book has Summers as a common (may actually be the most common card in the set )

[pkaufman]

Perhaps generally common, but certainly not common in high grade.

[chaddurbin]

mr. e90-1 himself, long before putting together the set was cool...paul has spoken

[ScottFandango]

Originally Posted by pkaufman

Perhaps generally common, but certainly not common in high grade.

i dont know the high grade area,

im a low grade kinda guy, thats how i roll..........

[pkaufman]

Quan, I remain forever thankful for the deal we did. Paul

[ScottFandango]

care to ellaborate....is this E90-1 set building Lore?

[pkaufman]

Scott, not a huge deal but a huge card.....SGC60 Walsh !

[ScottFandango]

didnt know it existed that high!

must be amazing to look at!

[pkaufman]

on the SGC REGISTRY !

[3-2-count]

Hi Paul,
Hope all is well.

[steve B]

Thanks everyone! you've saved me from looking a bit foolish.

I have a really nice one that I've had for years, and just got a duplicate. Looking in the big book it looked great - $390 for vg but I was checking the registry to pick a few more cards to get graded, and ran across the common weighting so i figured one had to be wrong.

I'll have the lesser one on BST sometime over the weekend, and a couple others too.

Steve

[edhans]

The Summers is definitely a typo. As others have stated, Summers is among the most common subjects in the set. I sent Don Fluckinger a price matrix on this set last year. They used about 90% of my prices, including those of the Keeler red portrait and throwing poses. I've been arguing for years that the red portrait is more difficult. I was pleased to see that they agreed.

[pkaufman]

I also concur with your finding regarding the Portrait Red, Professor Hans.