Complete Clemente -- What's missing?

[Empty77]

what I notice to add:
-coins: (1)whichever coin is on the second row is either the '62 Salada (probably) or '62 Shirriff, which you can only tell from the back, so you could add the other one; (2) the '72 Esso Latin coin is pretty scarce, but I believe the two of those would give you a complete coin subset (if you don't count that the '62 Salada's was issued with 2 different backs, one mentioning set size of "180" and the other "200")

-stamps: didn't see the '64 Wheaties

-cards: others mentioned the pretty rare stuff and test issues etc. so I'll avoid repeating, but the one I didn't notice in your pic that should be comparatively easy to come by is the '69 Topps Super (year that's not large like the '70&'71)

[geosluggo]

Originally Posted by Empty77

what I notice to add:
-coins: (1)whichever coin is on the second row is either the '62 Salada (probably) or '62 Shirriff, which you can only tell from the back, so you could add the other one; (2) the '72 Esso Latin coin is pretty scarce, but I believe the two of those would give you a complete coin subset (if you don't count that the '62 Salada's was issued with 2 different backs, one mentioning set size of "180" and the other "200")

-stamps: didn't see the '64 Wheaties

-cards: others mentioned the pretty rare stuff and test issues etc. so I'll avoid repeating, but the one I didn't notice in your pic that should be comparatively easy to come by is the '69 Topps Super (year that's not large like the '70&'71)

Thanks -- I've got the '62 Salada "200" variation, not the Shirriff. I'm always on the lookout for a reasonably priced Esso coin or '69 Topps super. (I always thought the '69 supers were a test issue or at least not very widely distributed. I don't come across them very often.) As for your earlier question, I'm not a condition fanatic. Most of my stuff is in decent shape but I don't care for graded cards.

[steve B]

Saladas actually have three backs, but the third one is as far as I know only found with Red Sox players.

Be glad for that, as they're very difficult.

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by Empty77

what I notice to add:
-coins: (1)whichever coin is on the second row is either the '62 Salada (probably) or '62 Shirriff, which you can only tell from the back, so you could add the other one; (2) the '72 Esso Latin coin is pretty scarce, but I believe the two of those would give you a complete coin subset (if you don't count that the '62 Salada's was issued with 2 different backs, one mentioning set size of "180" and the other "200")

How can you tell the difference on the Salada variations; does it list “180” or “200” on the backs? Just checking for my collection as well.

[steve B]

Yes, it's stated on the back and the back is also different, so they're easy to spot.

The third back is a clip back.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthoped...carl-129099299

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by steve B

Yes, it's stated on the back and the back is also different, so they're easy to spot.

The third back is a clip back.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthoped...carl-129099299

Thanks Steve!

[Empty77]

Originally Posted by Mark70Z

How can you tell the difference on the Salada variations; does it list “180” or “200” on the backs? Just checking for my collection as well.

yes, the one says "SAVE 180 BASEBALL COINS" curving along the top and the other says "SAVE AND TRADE 200 BASEBALL COINS" in the same area. Like the other poster was getting at, the font and layout of the rest of the back is also different where it mentions the food brands Salada Tea and Junket Desserts. If you search ebay for a while and and focus on the back images you're bound to come across some of each. I've never heard that anyone has discovered that either variation is more or less prevalent than the other. And PSA for instance doesn't consider it any sort of official variation worth annotating nor in my personal buying have I noticed that there is a difference in how buyers/sellers value them.

I did not know about the clip back tied to the particular team set.

[savedfrommyspokes]

Not sure if I missed it in this ever growing list, but there are the two versions of the 58 Topps card, a version with the YL team name and one with the WL team name.

[hcv123]

1957-1966 Kahns weiners
1960-1971 Bazooka (singles, panels and or boxes)
1956-1972 Team issues (many different)
1959-1966 Jay publishing photos
1965 Macgregor advisory staff
2 different 1971 Rawlings advisory staff
1962-1963 exhibit cards
196? Grenier tires
1964? Sweet clean laundry
1960 Horne's department store
1960 Harmony milk
1965-1973 O PEE Chee
1962,1964, 1966, 1967, 1968 Venezuelan cards
1969, 1970, 1972 Milton Bradley
1969 Topps Stamps - 3 panel variations
1968 Action all star panels - 2 different
1972 Puerto Rico stamp issue
1972 Pro star postcard
1967 dexter press - all star and team variants
1968 Atlantic oil - 2 different backs
1968? KDKA
1972 Harmony milk fan club card
1972 daily juice fan club card
1967-1968 Bottle caps (many soda variants - coke, king size coke, sprite, fresca, tab, fanta grape, fanta orange, fanta root beer)
1968 marble
1970 superball (2 different)
I'm sure there are more ( some of which previously mentioned, I haven't repeated) - but that's what I've got off the top of my head. Of course there are many other potential sub collections like: store model bats, store model gloves, large format items including posters, advertising and team issues. newspapers, magazines..............

[MCoxon]

Apologies if repeated:

1962 Post Canadian
1968 Dexter Press (his best card in my opinion)
1969 Greiner Tire. SGC grades these, PSA does not
1969 Transogram (panel, box)
1970 Transogram
1973 Allied Printing Company Memorial Postcard

[71buc]

You gotta add some memorabilia to that collection.