Estate cards from around the world
 

Not only does this seller have corn from Thailand available, they also have Barcelona's favorite architect in their lineup:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Thai...YAAOSwxVpZi3Cf

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1933-Gaudi-L...0AAOSw1OlZjM4T

Brian

Those are some sweeeeeetttttt auctions ~~

My favorite is the "1933 goudy Lou Garrick Bigley chewing gum card" :rolleyes:

Ya gotta luv that spellcheck:

Gaudi?

I've been to Thailand. The corn there is amazing.

It's always hilarious to me when people take a reprint and just mutilate it like that, because they have it in their head that old cards are supposed to be beat up.

LOL - Must have meant "Gaudy"

I love the Ruth card from the very poor estate sale.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1910-Babe-Ru...IAAOSw8yVZi3VN

The seller is either a complete idiot or maybe he's intentionally misspelling words to make it appear as if he's not familiar with what he's selling - leaving hope in the buyers mind that it could possible be real.

Let's not leave out Tops Marris.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1916-Tops-Ro...wAAOSwfcBZjM72

From their lot description of this card-

"This card was required in a large a lot my son purchased in the early 90's at an estate sale"

I hate it when those pushy folks running estate sales force you to buy something you don't really want, like this '1916 Tops Roger Marris' card, especially when its unwelcome appearance comes in a large a lot.

Brian

Oh this seller is fun!
 

Another great line from the Thai Cobb listing:

"I am selling a little measuring trains because they are not graded and by eBay rules"

I think if you were foolish enough to purchase this lot, ebay would give your money back if you opened a case, because the seller doesn't state that they are selling as a reprint, but instead mention little measuring trains.

Kids...little measuring trains and vintage cards should never come in contact with one another.

Brian

Sells all of their cards as reprints since they are ungraded until you run across this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1979-TOPPS-B...YAAOSw3v5YpgkL

Set breaks and PSA in the heading and description. Yeah, I have no idea what I am listing..

Thanks Brian,

I have just created a new Ebay search with the following key words:

Thai Cob
Ann's More
Eastate
Gaudi
and
Lou Garrick

I plan to flip a few

Lou Garrick autographs on BST

I am going to sit on the Thai cobs though as I think they are an outstanding 5 year investment opportunity. Gosh, i hope that guy on the other thread doesn't see this post.:eek:

Yeah, but those aren't from the Freddy Kruger estate, like the previous ones and this one. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1973-TOPPS-M...4AAOSwfDhZfP6c

Love the reference.

Reminds me of how they transitioned to a Gaudi building for a ten minute story between every event during the 92 Olympics, lol.

I'm confused, I just read the description again were they selling a Thai Cob or a Tie Cobb and was it Cy Young or Cyan. Because of the confusion I just could not bid with any confidence.

I enjoy a nice Thai Cobb Salad with a light vinagrette dressing.

Gosh darn it, I's was hopin' to sea sum writings in crayon wit backards letters! :D