Population of E90-1 Joe Jackson
 

Posted By: <b>Dan Kravitz</b><p>I just had a fantastic transaction with Richard Masson and we started talking about the amount of E90-1 Joe Jackson's floating around. I am curious if anyone has any information or even a guess on the population of this card. Although this card is not considered scarce by most, it doesn't show up very often. On a side note, I hope the Chicago show this weekend isn't a bust.

Population of E90-1 Joe Jackson
 

Posted By: <b>Judge Dred (Fred)</b><p>Dan,<br /><br />The comment "floaing around" pretty much sums it up. Collectors are holding on to that card and not selling it. If it were a run of the mill card you'd see it on ebay or being sold by a reputable auction house. It's that supply and demand thing... when the amount of money offered creeps up you'll probably see a few more copies changing hands.

Population of E90-1 Joe Jackson
 

Posted By: <b>Patrick McHugh</b><p>My best guess is there are less than 100. Based on what i've seen in all the major auction house auction books over the last 15 years. Although not a set i've ever collected the word from others is it's very tough to finish with jackson being one of the harder cards to find.

Population of E90-1 Joe Jackson
 

Posted By: <b>Dan Kravitz</b><p>Any thoughts or a guess on the amount of E90-1 Jacksons that exist?

Population of E90-1 Joe Jackson
 

Posted By: <b>Cat</b><p>PSA has graded 38 and SGC has graded 18. These pop reports have been pretty stagnant for a couple years. I doubt that many get cracked out and resubmitted since most cards are in the low grades and normally people with cards at the low end (or high end) do not crack and resubmit. So the pop reports are likely fairly reasonable. Undoubtably GAI and beckett have graded some, as well. Hugginsandscott just sold a BVG 1. I, have not seen a lot of raw e90-1 Jacksons, but certainly there are many. So my over/under is about 90 available. The real issue is finding them in high (PSA 5 and above) grade.<br /><br /><br />PSA:<br /><br />Year Company Card No Name Variety 1-2 3-4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total <br />1909 E90-1 AMER.CRML. JOE JACKSON 21 12 3 0 1 1 0 0 38 <br /><br /><br />SGC:<br /><br />Card # Year Sport Player Name Publisher/Set Description 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 84 86 88 92 96 98 100 Total <br />E90-1 1909-11 Baseball JOE JACKSON American Caramel Co. 2 4 2 6 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 <br /><br /><br /><br><br>I buy high and sell low...so therefore I classify myself as "a collector."

Population of E90-1 Joe Jackson
 

Posted By: <b>Cobby33</b><p>Huggins and Scott just closed a BVG 1 for $2750.

Population of E90-1 Joe Jackson
 

Posted By: <b>Lyle</b><p>that is difficult to find E90-1 Jacksons for sale or trade , even though it is not extremely rare . I have certainly seen many more E90-1 Cobbs for sale during the past year than Jacksons even though they are in the same ballpark as far as rarity .Collectors seem to hold on to them .I suppose it has do with the " rookie " tag .With a limited number of sales and those in very low grades , it is difficult to calculate an accurate value of a mid - grade example .

Population of E90-1 Joe Jackson
 

Posted By: <b>Scott S</b><p>Dan, What a great question. The card is # one on my want list, just over-shadowing the D304 Cobb by a slim margin. If I were to venture to guess, I would have to say at least 200-300... I really doubt it's in the 500-1000 range. The population reports are great but you've gotta think there are still a few ungraded out there. Hopefully in New Hampshire....SS