1933 George C. Millers....

leftygrove10 · #1 01-23-2016, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Yoda

Well done. I think you must have gone to the Dark Side and back to have completed the Miller set. How tough was the Andrews card? Are there any out there that have not been cancelled? I have never even have had sight of one of the more elusive chase cards.

A diamond-punched Ivy Andrews card came up on eBay in July 2005. It sold for $3500. See the post below.

leftygrove10 · #2 01-23-2016, 11:18 AM

Here is a link to a net54 post regarding the diamond-punched Ivy Andrews card that ended on eBay in July 2005. The card ended at $3500. I can't imagine how much an uncancelled card would have sold for if this diamond-punched card went for $3500.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...Miller+Andrews

ecRich · #3 01-23-2016, 11:31 AM

Great looking set Brad, good job. I think there are about three uncut Andrews cards out there. One is in bad shape, one has the punch holes, and the other is very nice condition. The nice one was offered at auction(I'm thinking REA or Mastro) and did not sell at auction due to high min. bid. The late Gerry Glasser(RIP) told me he bought the card in a private sale soon after the auction.

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