Surprisingly long history of Traded cards

[Rickyy]

Wow Jason...just looked at your site while on lunch break at work.... enjoyed reading through it so much I went 30 minutes over... Gonna mark it so I can enjoy the rest at home.

Ricky Y

[jason.1969]

Originally Posted by Rickyy

Wow Jason...just looked at your site while on lunch break at work.... enjoyed reading through it so much I went 30 minutes over... Gonna mark it so I can enjoy the rest at home.



Ricky Y

Thank you so much! That means a lot. I hope I didn't get you in trouble at work! :-)

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[RobDerhak]

Great article, and MUCH more in depth that I anticipated!

Do you consider the 1959 Cards that have variations w/ and w/o traded (or Optioned) statements traded cards?

[jason.1969]

Originally Posted by RobDerhak

Great article, and MUCH more in depth that I anticipated!



Do you consider the 1959 Cards that have variations w/ and w/o traded (or Optioned) statements traded cards?

Wow, I never knew about this. Do you know if this was limited to 1959?

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[RobDerhak]

59s are the only ones I recall...there are only a handful

316 - Ralph Lumenti (Optioned statement)
321 - Bob Giallombardo (Optioned Statement)
322 - Harry Hanebrink (Trade Statement)
336 - Billy Loes (Trade Statement)
362 - Dolan Nichols (Optioned Statement)