Titulares Pele Variations:

[Collect Equity]

Nice find. I knew about the star/no-star but haven't seen the no star no overprint. It might be because this card is outside of my budget so I don't watch it carefully.

I agree that no-star / with overprint is definitely the most common.

Any idea on rarity between the star v. no-star/no-overprint?

[samosa4u]

Originally Posted by Collect Equity

Any idea on rarity between the star v. no-star/no-overprint?

I would say that the no star/no overprint is the hardest to find. I have only seen one over the past few years. I have seen about two or three black stars.

It's frustrating because whenever I have questions about the hobby, I usually find answers pretty quickly. With Brazilian soccer cards, however, it's a different story.

[esehombre]

Originally Posted by samosa4u

I would say that the no star/no overprint is the hardest to find. I have only seen one over the past few years. I have seen about two or three black stars.

It's frustrating because whenever I have questions about the hobby, I usually find answers pretty quickly. With Brazilian soccer cards, however, it's a different story.

Isnt that the truth--For Argentinian cards you have the Dificiles book (and i think there is an Uruguayan equivalent). Does anyone know of any type of reference book for Brazilian cards or memorabilia?

[Collect Equity]

Originally Posted by esehombre

Isnt that the truth--For Argentinian cards you have the Dificiles book (and i think there is an Uruguayan equivalent). Does anyone know of any type of reference book for Brazilian cards or memorabilia?

What is the Difíciles book? Do you have a link to where I can see more info on the book?

[Exhibitman]

I got the Dificiles book on Amazon. It is currently listed as unavailable. The full name is "Difíciles eran las de antes : historia de las figuritas de fútbol en la Argentina :1910-2013" by Bitrán, Rafael, and Chiappini, Francisco.

Here is a link to the publisher:

http://www.olmoediciones.com/shop/pr...-las-de-antes/

Here is a web site with images from a museum show devoted to Argentinean soccer cards that Bitran was involved with:

https://www.tiempoar.com.ar/nota/una...n-cada-mundial

Here is a video on the show:

https://youtu.be/lj8TtiMW0ec

[Peter_Spaeth]

Sounds like the book is now dificile to find.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Sounds like the book is now dificile to find.