Stamp on Back of an E92 card - Jefferson Burdick?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jobu

I've got two T206, shown in this thread:

https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...37#post1910037

It would be nice to add yours to that thread too - looks good to me.

As for a premium, I think the size of the premium is inversely related to the price of the card.

Agreed. Though there could be a small premium, if it's a 6k? card, you might be looking at a few more dollars. Then too, some might not even want that on their card. I am sticking with my original thought....On the card in question, it's about the same value. I can see other points though...
I have yet to pick up a stamped card of his but might in the future. They aren't too rare. Jefferson was quite active in stamping cards, apparently.

Shown many times (but for newer members), the only real pic of Jefferson Burdick I have seen on the market. And I have only seen a handful, or so, of pictures of him at all....

Probably not worth a lot but, I couldn't believe it when I saw this pop up on eBay (in 2020) from a good hobby friend and forum member. I had to snag it. Another friend told me he was going to buy it but it was a little high for him. If it's the only one, what's the right price?

[T206Collector]

Signed by Leifield, stamped by Burdick. My never-confirmable theory is that Leifield traded his T201 to co-hobby pioneer/collector John D. Wagner, who was known to send his prewar cards to players for autographs through the mail circa 1960.

[frankbmd]

My father worked with Jeff Burdick at Crouse-Hinds in Syracuse for a while in the late 30s.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

My father worked with Jeff Burdick at Crouse-Hinds in Syracuse for a while in the late 30s.

Wow. Any thoughts from your father about him you can share?

[Exhibitman]

Burdick's E80 Jack Johnson:



What I would like to see is a TPG provenance on these Burdick cards. I think that would really boost the value.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Burdick's E80 Jack Johnson:



What I would like to see is a TPG provenance on these Burdick cards. I think that would really boost the value.

It would boost it but hard to say how much.
That being Johnson, it could hit the roof, who knows. Very cool card.
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[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Leon

It would boost it but hard to say how much.
That being Johnson, it could hit the roof, who knows. Very cool card.
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Thanks. JJ's tougher cards pretty much hit the roof regardless, and E80 is a tough one.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

Signed by Leifield, stamped by Burdick. My never-confirmable theory is that Leifield traded his T201 to co-hobby pioneer/collector John D. Wagner, who was known to send his prewar cards to players for autographs through the mail circa 1960.

Have you asked Morey if he obtained the autograph? The Syracuse connection and all...