Clean Sweep Auction Ending This Evening 1/30/19

[oldjudge]

Buying the book isn't enough, Tim. Reading it is a plus. Many poses are duplicated in several printings. The one you purchased is a Type B 1887 card. The one in the book is a Type A 1887 card (see page 122). No scarcity in either case.

[Tim Kindler]

Thanks for clarifying what is in the book. Not that the book wasn't written clearly in the 1st place, but just trying to understand all of the specifics of production, etc. of this set has always seemed daunting to me. I do need to really dive deeper into the understanding of the set. That being said, I'm still very happy with the pick up of this Indianapolis player since I'm from Fort Wayne. Now I will try to find the type A of this card!
THANKS again for the education!

[oldjudge]

Tim-Check on EBay. Many of the 1887 Indianapolis cards are available and not very popular (read cheap). The 1887 Type As are slightly easier than the Type Bs so you should have no trouble finding Patsy's mate.

[Tim Kindler]

Thanks, will do. I never dove down deep into understanding this set because it just seemed so overwhelming with the sheer amount of cards/poses/ years of production in it, but im looking forward to educating myself on it in the near future. Thanks again for responding to my question tonight and getting me started.
Tim Kindler

[BLongley]

Got my first OJ in Clean Sweep, I’ve wanted a Radbourn in the collection. Love the history of this guy and hope to add the image of him flipping everyone off someday...

[joshleland]

Steve Verkman quite possibly wears the nicest slacks in the hobby. However his shirts are like blouses. But he has excellent taste in restaurants. The sushi pizza in Toronto was an eye opener. Now whats this about Old Judges?

[oldjudge]

I remember the old days when you used to have Old Judges in your auctions.