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1964 Giants are beautiful ! If they were regular size it maybe one of the Topps most collected sets of the 60s. The color, photography, and design are so well done. Let's not forget the backs with another photo of the star and a great write up. the only card missing is Roger Maris. Not sure why he wasn't included.
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1964 Giants are beautiful ! If they were regular size it maybe one of the Topps most collected sets of the 60s. The color, photography, and design are so well done. Let's not forget the backs with another photo of the star and a great write up. the only card missing is Roger Maris. Not sure why he wasn't included.
Agreed, a friend of mine once had a signed set of these.
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Thanks Mark. I think Roberto is paired with someone else (Battey?) on a different panel, but I dont have that one.
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Thanks Mark. I think Roberto is paired with someone else (Battey?) on a different panel, but I dont have that one.
Yes; he’s on w/Earl Battey as well. Brooks is on three different panels for ‘62; I’m missing one of them w/Jack Baldschun.
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Those cereal box backs are tough to find, very nice.
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one of my all time favorite cards, without qualification
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one of my all time favorite cards, without qualification

I really like his 1968 Topps 3-D, just a great card. One ended on eBay recently for a hefty sum...one of my white whales.


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For a while now, I have Been trying to collect Pirates pocket schedules for each year that Roberto played. This has proven to be a somewhat difficult task, especially the schedules from the 1950s & also 1960.

I picked up the 1956 in a group lot and was content thinking that this would be the earliest I would get as I had never seen one from 1955.





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Are you a Clemente collector also?

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Purchased this at a small local show and framed it myself. It is on heavy matte stock. Didn't know exactly what it was for years, but later learned that it was a poster for a telethon in the 70s. My example has had the telethon info cut out.

ca. early 1970s Pittsburgh Telethon Poster...

I just picked this one up it measures 15x22. I didnt know it existed until seeing it in this thread. May 24th was a Sunday in 1970 and 1981. WPTT-TV 22 first date on the air was September 26, 1978. Based on that I dated it as 1981 item. I then I did a bit of research and came across the Mar 25, 1981 Valley Independent Newspaper. Do you recall the auction you mentioned that contained the other complete poster you mentioned? Thanks for a great thread Mike!
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Clemente Rookie PSA 9 - last 2 according to PSA sold for 468K and 478K respectively - last night - 260K
https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...kedLots-101116

On the flip side an SGC 82 (6.5) sold for a whopping $8400!!

https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...=MyBids-101116

A PSA 8 Yellow letter also sold way below past sales.

A few other high grade copies - didn't check them all against previous prices yet


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I just picked this one up it measures 15x22. I didnt know it existed until seeing it in this thread. May 24th was a Sunday in 1970 and 1981. WPTT-TV 22 first date on the air was September 26, 1978. Based on that I dated it as 1981 item. I then I did a bit of research and came across the Mar 25, 1981 Valley Independent Newspaper. Do you recall the auction you mentioned that contained the other complete poster you mentioned? Thanks for a great thread Mike!
It looks like that was cut down to fit in the frame? I own a couple of these. I believe your research is on point.
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I just picked this one up it measures 15x22. I didnt know it existed until seeing it in this thread. May 24th was a Sunday in 1970 and 1981. WPTT-TV 22 first date on the air was September 26, 1978. Based on that I dated it as 1981 item. I then I did a bit of research and came across the Mar 25, 1981 Valley Independent Newspaper. Do you recall the auction you mentioned that contained the other complete poster you mentioned? Thanks for a great thread Mike!
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That poster ad looks very cool!
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Clemente Rookie PSA 9 - last 2 according to PSA sold for 468K and 478K respectively - last night - 260K
https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...kedLots-101116

On the flip side an SGC 82 (6.5) sold for a whopping $8400!!

https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...=MyBids-101116

A PSA 8 Yellow letter also sold way below past sales.

A few other high grade copies - didn't check them all against previous prices yet


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That 9 was pretty far off centered. I would rather have my centered 8. I know those other two 9s that sold higher were much better centered. The Heritage at 478K was discussed at the time and many, including me, thought that it was better than the one 10. The 8 sold for 30k which is more than recent sales and it wasn't even that well centered.

Clemente RCs have come down from when they were hyped 2 summers ago (as have all the other hyped RCs), but centered copies are still going to bring strong prices. People that bought off centered ones the first half of 2016 are going to get crushed if they sell today. I believe people are looking at those old label cards and realizing that they wouldn't bring those grades today and paying less for them.
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I just picked this one up it measures 15x22. I didnt know it existed until seeing it in this thread. May 24th was a Sunday in 1970 and 1981. WPTT-TV 22 first date on the air was September 26, 1978. Based on that I dated it as 1981 item. I then I did a bit of research and came across the Mar 25, 1981 Valley Independent Newspaper. Do you recall the auction you mentioned that contained the other complete poster you mentioned? Thanks for a great thread Mike!

Great poster Mike!!! I saw that one for sale, I made an offer but was declined. Glad to see you ended up with it. I don’t remember where the other full poster I saw Was auctioned at, I just saved a photo of it. Congrats again!


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Mike -

Your 1969 Milton Bradley appears to be a 1972. You can tell by the base of the red "1"s. It is much tougher than the 1969 and looks to be in great condition and pretty valuable IMO.

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Your 1969 Milton Bradley appears to be a 1972. You can tell by the base of the red "1"s. It is much tougher than the 1969 and looks to be in great condition and pretty valuable IMO.

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Your 1969 Milton Bradley appears to be a 1972. You can tell by the base of the red "1"s. It is much tougher than the 1969 and looks to be in great condition and pretty valuable IMO.

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Thanks for the info Scott! I’ll edit to change the year.


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Any Clemente guys going to Cleveland? Would love to say hi and talk Clemente for a few. Anyone?
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I had planned to go this year but just like last year those plans fell victim to reality. Please post any unusual Clemente items you see.
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Not me Howard.
But feel free to keep an eye out for anything I might like!
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Clemente Rookie PSA 9 - last 2 according to PSA sold for 468K and 478K respectively - last night - 260K
https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...kedLots-101116

On the flip side an SGC 82 (6.5) sold for a whopping $8400!!

https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...=MyBids-101116

A PSA 8 Yellow letter also sold way below past sales.

A few other high grade copies - didn't check them all against previous prices yet


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Sorry I'm arriving to this late. I followed the high end stuff for this HA event fairly close myself. To flesh out your list:
-the '58 wht letter in 9 went for more than recent copies, including the same Slusser copy from two years ago
-ditto the '71 in 9, about 30% more than recently
-the more easily to achieve 9s came in right around their typical range it seemed to me
-the '72 and '73 10s came in more or less along the spectrum of the past couple years as well
-the '69 super 10 went for much more than 'recently', though this was the first recorded sale in 2 yrs
-to me the real surprise was the '57 T salesman panel, which went for much more than I would have guessed, in part since it has no registry value except bragging rights. True there are only 2 cited publicly, so the scarcity is interesting, but they're sort of ugly IMO, in that they're not 'real' issues, complicated by unrelated non-stars attached, back has nothing to do with the front, and I guess I'll stop there. That said, I bid on it myself, pretty hard, and was very much surprised to be pushed into giving up on it--I just really didn't expect that. And since you asked, my one thought/theory is that there could be a new player in town?
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Sorry I'm arriving to this late. I followed the high end stuff for this HA event fairly close myself. To flesh out your list:
-the '58 wht letter in 9 went for more than recent copies, including the same Slusser copy from two years ago
-ditto the '71 in 9, about 30% more than recently
-the more easily to achieve 9s came in right around their typical range it seemed to me
-the '72 and '73 10s came in more or less along the spectrum of the past couple years as well
-the '69 super 10 went for much more than 'recently', though this was the first recorded sale in 2 yrs
-to me the real surprise was the '57 T salesman panel, which went for much more than I would have guessed, in part since it has no registry value except bragging rights. True there are only 2 cited publicly, so the scarcity is interesting, but they're sort of ugly IMO, in that they're not 'real' issues, complicated by unrelated non-stars attached, back has nothing to do with the front, and I guess I'll stop there. That said, I bid on it myself, pretty hard, and was very much surprised to be pushed into giving up on it--I just really didn't expect that. And since you asked, my one thought/theory is that there could be a new player in town?
That was me you were fighting with for the 57 panel!! I too wondered who the heck was on the "other side!" As I have expressed before, my collection is a lot more focused on the scarcity of an item than exactly how it fits into the registry. The only other copy of this 57 panel I have seen was purchased at auction years ago by Brian S. and was sold with his collection in 2016. That panel went for almost 3k when Brian sold it. The one Heritage just had although only graded "authentic" by PSA was in FAR superior condition. As I have been there many times, sorry to put you on the losing end of this one - but rest assured - it is in good hands.
There is a board member here who is very knowledgeable about the salesman panels and said that they are selling for a lot less now than they used to - even the Clemente with what I bought it for.
To me these things are WAY undervalued and underappreciated - With rare exception there are only 2-3 known of any given panel - rarer than many test issues and just as cool (imo). I picked up the 59 Mantle panel from REA also. I have the 1962 Clemente as well. All the best!

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That appears to be in spectacular condition Mike! Very tough in that kind of shape.
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That was me you were fighting with for the 57 panel!! I too wondered who the heck was on the "other side!"

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Seriously?!--then we need to work on our communication!, rather than beating each other to a pulp over things. It must have been about 3a that the sleep-less delirium set in and I couldn't find the keypad anymore.

I'm very pleased you got it then, rather than falling into the hands of some of the jerk eBay sellers that grab things, slap a 5x BIN price on them, where they languish forever, essentially leaving collectible circulation---that sort of nonsense drives me bonkers.
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FS: PSA Roberto Clemente (56, 58, 63, 72, 73) orioles93 1950 to 1959 Baseball cards- B/S/T 12 01-07-2015 01:56 PM
FS: 1962 Roberto Clemente PSA 6 1966 Clemente PSA 6 Mphilking 1950 to 1959 Baseball cards- B/S/T 0 06-26-2010 11:41 AM


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