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Old 05-01-2008, 01:01 PM
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Does anyone know if these E254 Colgan Chips were ever reprinted ?? I have someone who wants to sell me eight (Wagner, Cobb, Baker, Hooper, Steinfeldt, Chase, Waddell and Flick.) for $1000. I think it would be a very good deal if they're real. I'm going to meet up with him this week to take a look at them, but really don't know what to look for to determine if they're authentic or reprints. Any help/info would be greatly appreciated.








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Old 05-01-2008, 01:05 PM
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Posted By: Anthony S.

They're Colgan's Chips. Released around 1910.

I don't collect them, so I can't hazard a guess whether those three are the real deal or copies.

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Old 05-01-2008, 01:08 PM
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E254's

Post a scan of the back (chips vs tin tops)

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Back scans added...

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What is the value of these in their current condition ??







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Does anyone know if these E254 Colgan Chips were ever reprinted ?? I have someone who wants to sell me eight (Wagner, Cobb, Baker, Hooper, Steinfeldt, Chase, Waddell and Flick.) for $1000. I think it would be a very good deal if they're real. I'm going to meet up with him this week to take a look at them, but really don't know what to look for to determine if they're authentic or reprints. Any help/info would be greatly appreciated.

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Old 05-13-2008, 02:21 PM
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At this point in the internet and technology age it's best to know that everything has been reprinted or faked. The best thing to do would be to have a real one in hand when comparing.....other than that you need to know what to look for and I would recommend looking at our "detecting counterfeits" tab and go from there....good luck

edited typo...and yes, anytime someone mysteriously has ONLY all of the biggest stars it's a red flag...no one ever finds a Bunk Congalton (sp?) card in the attic.....wonder why?

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I'm always wary of any batch of vintage cards that are 1) in great shape ... 2) feature only stars ... and 3) come from a set that looks easy to reprint ... plus, if the guy wants $1,000 for them, he knows they're worth a lot. So why hasn't he had them graded?

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a buddy of mine forwarded me this offer. I think they might be reprints but most of all I don't think it is a great deal for the lot. Take a look at them in person and maybe I am wrong. Color looks faded and the condition looks alittle off. Good luck. Bring a friend along with you just in case. I remember a friend of mine was buying a collection of 50's cards at some guys house in Mass. He went to the house and got bundled for all his money. Just be careful.

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Well if someone does find a Bunk Congalton (Omaha) in their attic and wants to sell it cheap let me know.

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If I meet up with him it'll be somewhere neutral (public).
I do appreciate the advice though, thanks.

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That is a great idea......

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