Classic Card Chronicles ~ Jay Miller & Joe Gonsowski ~ EP2 OUT NOW ON YT & SOUNDCLOUD

[insidethewrapper]

Since there are 523 different subjects in the set, has anyone even approached this number ? What is the highest known collection of different subjects ?

I was also interested in the (McCreachery / Deacon White card) . I thought this would be mentioned in the podcast since White was mentioned as the hardest HOF'er.

[joshuabotnick2]

Originally Posted by insidethewrapper

Since there are 523 different subjects in the set, has anyone even approached this number ? What is the highest known collection of different subjects ?

I was also interested in the (McCreachery / Deacon White card) . I thought this would be mentioned in the podcast since White was mentioned as the hardest HOF'er.

Hey Mike! Thanks for watching the podcast. I believe there are major collectors who pursue to get as many of the subjects and cards as possible. hope that helps answer your question!

[insidethewrapper]

No, I was hoping for a number such as 400 or 450 etc.

[oldjudge]

Josh—I really enjoyed taking part in the podcast so thank you and Andy for doing it. What could be better than spending a few hours talking about Old Judges and getting a chance to spend time with one of my favorite people, Joe Gonsowski.

[The Detroit Collector]

Great episode. Very informative. I had no idea there was that many Old Judges.

[Misunderestimated]

Is it possible to know that a hypothetical unopened package contains a baseball card as opposed to a card of an actress or pugilist or someone/something else Old Judge included with their cigarettes in 1887-90?
Just in case I get an unopened pack figured I might want to know

[joshuabotnick2]

Originally Posted by Misunderestimated

Is it possible to know that a hypothetical unopened package contains a baseball card as opposed to a card of an actress or pugilist or someone/something else Old Judge included with their cigarettes in 1887-90?
Just in case I get an unopened pack figured I might want to know

Based on dates on the tax stamp you’d be able to tell, if you knew what to look for. Great question

[joshuabotnick2]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Josh—I really enjoyed taking part in the podcast so thank you and Andy for doing it. What could be better than spending a few hours talking about Old Judges and getting a chance to spend time with one of my favorite people, Joe Gonsowski.

It was our pleasure! You and Joe were so amazing and easy to work with, we really enjoyed doing this with y’all. Thank you again