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1962 Jello?
Is this one legit? Never owned one before so any opinions greatly appreciated. TIA
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It is the Canadian version.
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Incorrect. Post Canadian looks like this, with French text:
1962 Post Canadian - [Base] #95 - Gene Stephens [VG] Courtesy of COMC.com Looks like a Jell-O to me.
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As far as I can tell there was no Jello issued in Canada Only Post. The number and picture lines up to be a 1962 Jello card.
The post cereal of the same player ,same year has a blue boarder around the stats on the bottom of the card.I am certainly no expert.But I would say it is a 1962 Jello card.Also take note the Jello card has noting on it to say it is Jello.While the Post card has POST wrote on it.
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62 Jello Stephens
Definitely a Jell-O Card. Also one of the more tougher cards to collect. As of now we have not identified what flavor of Jell-O or pudding he was on.
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Great pick-up!!
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1962 Jell-O Stephens
Absolutely genuine. Wondered who bought that off eBay so quickly maybe last week. Congrats. Here are mine
Last edited by Kenmarks; 09-05-2024 at 09:45 PM. |
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wow
what's the big idea posting five of these when I am still looking for my first. thanks Ken, LOL!
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Sorry Peter
I’m sorry about that. I just been collecting these for a really long time. The interesting thing is that the author of this thread got his on eBay a couple weeks ago. 30 bucks I believe. Quite a deal. A couple years ago on eBay, I got one that a really good price. But nothing even close to $30. Many many many times more. Sometimes it’s just lucking out and being at the right place at the right time.
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I ate box after box of Sugar Crisp as a kid in 1962 trying to complete a set of the Canadian Post Baseball cards. I eventually realized that a set couldn't be completed from Sugar Crisp alone. Here's a copy of the ad that was included in the comic sections of Saturday newspapers in the spring of 1962 to advertise these cards:
I've been pecking away at the set since 1980 or so but it's gone slowly since there are multiple short prints and I'm very picky when it comes to whiteness as well as cut. Here are scans of some from my collection: I also have three intact sheets that were inserted inside boxes of Sugar Crisp between the cardboard and the cereal bag: The other five Canadian Sugar Crisp panels are high on my Baseball Want List with the one containing Hank Aaron being my top priority because I traded my Hank Aaron panel off eighteen months ago to a Post collecting buddy in Pennsylvania who made me a very decent offer of the Ernie Banks panel, a couple of other shortprints and a small wad of cash for it.
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Cool! Who knows? Maybe in a year or three we'll meet at the National Show and swap stories if not cards.
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Balticfox - those are some pretty cool sugar crisp complete panels.
Here's one of mine.
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62 Canadian Post
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The Jim Bunning/Vada Pinson/Joey Jay panel is one I need!
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62 Canadian Post
The Bunning/Buzhardt sheet has special meaning for me. In 1962 when I was 6 years old I went to my first Detroit Tigers game. Tigers/White Sox. Starting pitchers: Jim Bunning and Johnny Buzhardt. Since I collect Post Cereal, I bought it to have as an example. Just luck for the 2 players on it.
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Oh man, that's too cool! How long have you had the sheet and were you able to get it for a reasonable price?
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