D350-3 Standard Biscuit

[Vintageclout]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Joe,

Not meaning to be argumentative, but the series of 80 for the set is considered to be from 1921 and is considered the D350-3. The series of 120 is from 1917 and is considered the D350-2.

As for the year, I will defer to the Old Cardboard website on the matter, although I will state that Davenport's last season in the majors was 1919:

http://www.oldcardboard.com/d/d350/d...?cardsetID=994

Thank You,

Brian Van Horn

Brian, you are not being argumentative and that is exactly what I was telling you. The card you displayed is a 350-2 from 1917, NOT the 1921 (D350-3) designation PSA erroneosuly placed on the label. You definitely have a 1917 Standard Biscuit Davenport!

Regards,
Joe T.

[nolemmings]

Joe, read the rest of the thread--you are incorrect.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Vintageclout

Brian, you are not being argumentative and that is exactly what I was telling you. The card you displayed is a 350-2 from 1917, NOT the 1921 (D350-3) designation PSA erroneosuly placed on the label. You definitely have a 1917 Standard Biscuit Davenport!

Regards,
Joe T.

Joe,

Just to clarify, I would side with you on the mislabeling of 1921 by PSA based on Davenport's career, but the "80" back makes the card a D350-3.

[Exhibitman]

Just back from Newport Beach. This would be the easier of the D350-3 backs?



Also, WTF is Evers doing? Praying to the Sun God Ra?