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info for w575-2
Posted By: bill
pretty sure these are w575-2 does anyone know how they were distributed |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
They were distributed in machines that dispensed strip cards. They are worth at least $10 apiece for commons and Covaleskie is worth probably 2-3X that. |
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Posted By: Dan Koteles
for some reason ,I have always liked these. Nice cards ! |
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Posted By: Lyle
a Cobb , of course . |
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info for w575-2
Posted By: fkw
The W575-2's were made by the Kromo Gravure Photo Co. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Interesting....I wonder why they were cataloged in the W category if they were issued in a box set and were machine cut? |
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info for w575-2
Posted By: bill
thanx for the info nice cobb |
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Posted By: fkw
W cards = sold without a product. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Thanks Frank....I always assumed W4XX was the Exhibits and the W5XX was the strip cards. I never really thought much past that with regards to the W cards. |
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Posted By: Dan Koteles
good one Lyle ! |
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Posted By: Lyle
and Frank for the info . Looking at the card , I never agreed with PSA's assessment that it was handcut and now I know the truth ! |
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Posted By: leon
I like the W575-2 set...this is the only strip of them I have ever seen....best regards |
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Posted By: Frank Evanov
These cards, especially the HOFer's go for considerably more than $10. The Ruth card tends to be the most expensive. Here are a few: |
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Posted By: Rhys
They are not hand cut and can be found in two different size variations, both machine cut, with one style being noticeably thinner side to side. I think I have gone into detail on this set at least 4-5 times in the past on this forum, but they should not be considered strip cards by any means. |
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Posted By: Jeff Drum
E-mail if you are interested in selling this. It is one of four I need to finish the set. Would have e-mailed you directly buy your log in did not throw up an e-mail address. Thanks. |
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Posted By: steve
I feel PSA mistakenly lists/grades the w575 and w502's as "hand cut." I really like these cards, but I do not like the PSA slab saying hand cut. How can we get PSA to change their labeling? Or get PSA (the supposed masters) prove they were infact hand cut. Has anyone ever seen an original sheet or strip of these cards ? ANYONE from PSA pleased reply. Thx. |
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Posted By: fkw
The only thing close to a W575-2 strip/sheet that Ive ever seen in over 25 years is that schedule pair that Leon has, and its the only example of that Ive seen. |
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Posted By: Al C.risafulli
Not to hijack, but no way are W502s hand cut. They're all the same size, they've all got the same shape to the corners (square). |
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