Sadahara Oh

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Sadaharu Oh


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[Frankish]

While I have a few high grade Oh rookie cards (Hoshi Gangu white and gold bordered and the upper left glove dark image version), I much prefer "collector" grade cards in general. Not only are they easier to find (although not necessarily easy), but I love how they look in my binders.

Here are two of my favorite raw beaters and two favorite low-end graded cards....

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by Frankish

While I have a few high grade Oh rookie cards (Hoshi Gangu white and gold bordered and the upper left glove dark image version), I much prefer "collector" grade cards in general. Not only are they easier to find (although not necessarily easy), but I love how they look in my binders.

Here are two of my favorite raw beaters and two favorite low-end graded cards....

Very cool stuff.

[Frankish]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Very cool stuff.

Thanks. It's not often I get a chance to share cards except with other Japanese baseball collectors.

The two gum cards (1960 Lili top left and 1960 Jintan bottom right) are scarce, but you definitely see them around.

The bottom left card is from the uncommon but not rare 1959 Marumatsu scoreboard back set (JCM 32e) but is quite unusual with the purple bat. As far as I can tell, it is the only known copy in the hobby.

[nat]

Originally Posted by Frankish

Thanks. It's not often I get a chance to share cards except with other Japanese baseball collectors.

The two gum cards (1960 Lili top left and 1960 Jintan bottom right) are scarce, but you definitely see them around.

The bottom left card is from the uncommon but not rare 1959 Marumatsu scoreboard back set (JCM 32e) but is quite unusual with the purple bat. As far as I can tell, it is the only known copy in the hobby.

What set is the one with Nagashima from?

[Frankish]

Originally Posted by nat

What set is the one with Nagashima from?

I believe it is also from JCM 32e, the card listed in the 2019 guide as #1.3. However, I'm still looking for another copy of that card so I can confirm it (unfortunately the menko number on that set are no help identifying the cards). It also has the first prize stamp on the back...which really does nothing for values, but personally I always like the prize cards.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Not mine, but one of the coolest cards I have ever seen.