1916 & 1917 Zeenut
 

Hey all,

I posted on here earlier this week asking for help figuring out a price on a 1916 Frank Chance Zeenut. I know have the pictures as well as the other 6 I would like to acquire. Finding prices is very hard. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Forgetting the Chance I would guesstimate 450-650 each. But those are just guesses. Good luck.

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Yes. Someone has to. :)

Why to cards with coupons say hand cut on the slab?

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I have a couple of 16's that say the same thing. I'm not sure why PSA started labeling like that. And from what I can tell it's just with the 16's so far.

Darn good question - those are awesome. Probably worth about $40 a piece. I'd be willing to give you $50 a piece. Send me your paypal address.... :p

Those are really nice. As I was scrolling down the pictures I was waiting to see a Claxton and crap my pants. Thank you for not having the Claxton else it would have been embarrassing trying to explain why I crapped my pants....

Edited to add - those are condition rarities.

Looking at the one I added, serial numbers are all right there together with the other 1916's designated with the hand cut label. So obviously all from the same submission, and most likely, find.

The last 1916 Zeenut Chance that VCP lists in anything remotely similar to the condition of this one was a SGC 70 (5.5) without tab that sold for $1,645 in 2011. I would probably use a 4X multiplier for one with a tab, although there are others who have far more experience with this set than I do.

Just my guess, in the right auction house that Chance with the tab would be $7500-$10,000

Since they can't detect trimming they're phasing in the "handcut" designation on all cards.

Does a handcut on the memo even effect value on these?

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The hand cut designation is a complete joke. I think the tpg's have their heads up their behinds assessing strip cards. Those cards are no more hand cut than a factory cut '72 Topps. They got it wrong. Period.
They shouldn't affect value as collectors should know the tpg is wrong.