Please Show cards you believe could be one of a kind in your collection

[x2drich2000]

This would be the closest I have to a unique card, e93 Mathewson with a blank back. This card was not included in the Legendary lot several years ago and also does not have the near perfect centering that those cards had.



DJ

[uffda51]

There could be another . . . but I've never see/heard of one.

[uffda51]

One of a kind, I believe.

[Exhibitman]

Adam Hats Lefty Gomez:



W-Unc card made from exhibit PC back card artwork:



Uncatalogued DiMaggio rookie, first time I've seen the Chicago American brand too:

[slidekellyslide]

There probably exists another one, but I've never seen another one come up for sale.

[Griffins]

Uncataloged Tango Egg- I think there are about 16 known, but am almost positive there were 48 in the set- besides this one Plank and Cobb have surfaced in recent years, all pre find.

[DixieBaseball]

Uncatalogued DiMaggio rookie, first time I've seen the Chicago American brand too:
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Adam - That Joe Sport Stamp, most likely, is from a similar newspaper publication as my Vander Meer sport stamp. Vandy was playing for Nashville only in 1936, and appeared in the Atlanta-Georgian newspaper publication with this sport stamp which looks just like your Chicago-American Joe sports stamp. (Mine is paper thin)

[E93]

I am almost certain these are both one-of-a-kind. There is no image of either of them in the Old Judge book. Until recently many advanced OJ collectors thought they were erroneously cataloged. Now confirmed.
JimB

[paul]

I never get tired of showing the Selee. I don't know if the Joe McCarthy is unique, but I've never seen another.

[wonkaticket]

Originally Posted by E93

I am almost certain these are both one-of-a-kind. There is no image of either of them in the Old Judge book. Until recently many advanced OJ collectors thought they were erroneously cataloged. Now confirmed.
JimB

Wow, great stuff Jim!

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by DixieBaseball

Uncatalogued DiMaggio rookie, first time I've seen the Chicago American brand too:

Adam - That Joe Sport Stamp, most likely, is from a similar newspaper publication as my Vander Meer sport stamp. Vandy was playing for Nashville only in 1936, and appeared in the Atlanta-Georgian newspaper publication with this sport stamp which looks just like your Chicago-American Joe sports stamp. (Mine is paper thin)[/QUOTE]

Great item! Those sport stamp sets are in need of further research.