Grange and Nagurski sell in recent auction

[Exhibitman]

W590 is a miscellaneous subject set that was issued in sheets. Here is a picture of a full sheet from another post:



There were two printings, 1925 and 1931. There are variations/new cards on the 1931 sheets that help pin down the timing.

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

W590 is a miscellaneous subject set that was issued in sheets. Here is a picture of a full sheet from another post:



There were two printings, 1925 and 1931. There are variations/new cards on the 1931 sheets that help pin down the timing.

Thanks Adam. Was W580 produced the same way at the same time? There seems to be confusion as to whether this Grange is a W580 or W590. SGC has it as W580 and PSA has it as W590.

jeff

[TanksAndSpartans]

Thanks for all the contributions - this turned out to be a really good thread.

Jeff, somehow I'm not surprised you have one . If this thread proves its a 1925, are you going to keep it?

Mike, awesome info on the "penny scales" - I never heard of this - sounds like something I should've learned from Pawn Stars/Antiques Roadshow etc.

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by DezHood

Jeff, somehow I'm not surprised you have one . If this thread proves its a 1925, are you going to keep it?

Well, actually, this one is my double

jeff

[TanksAndSpartans]

I was wondering why you were selling..... Jeff, could you post an image of your main card? That would give us images of all 3 of the graded cards in one thread, right?

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by DezHood

I was wondering why you were selling..... Jeff, could you post an image of your main card? That would give us images of all 3 of the graded cards in one thread, right?

Well, not exactly. My other one is not graded.



jeff

[pawpawdiv9]

The Nag actually was very nice eye appeal, people will pay a premium for that and so do I. I actually placed a bid on that one myself, i was expecting closer to 3k at the hammer. It is the white whale of football.