1921 Baltimore Orioles Tip top Bread.

[danmckee]

I am going to dig my copy of the ad out tonight for Huggins and Scott, I will try to post a scan of it here for you gents as well. If I remember correctly, it is a poor photo copy of the original Newspaper ad that another local collector actually owns.

[barrysloate]

Can we see what they look like?

[danmckee]

Surely, I will post a card with the ad tonight Barry. Send all donations to Dan Mckee at the Baltimore Mental institution.

[danmckee]

Jim, Jeff P. can have the dibs on this one. I call dibs on the 1987 Topps set newly discovered.

[Matt]

Fantastic Dan - thanks for the info!

[barrysloate]

Dan- I never agreed with the idea that by keeping a set secret it would make it more valuable. After all, the only way to ever reap the gains is to eventually publicize it...or are you bemoaning the fact that a small hoard was discovered? Either way, the example you have is still valuable.

I say publicize the SOB!

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by danmckee

Jim, Jeff P. can have the dibs on this one. I call dibs on the 1987 Topps set newly discovered.

no dibs for me, I'm content with my new black/white e93 Cobb, but thanks!

[bcbgcbrcb]

Hey, Dan:

Can you make the sample scan the Lefty Grove card? Please?

[danmckee]

I have about 14 examples Barry, and I can assure you that mine will not be public information. As I have kept the issue secret for all of these years.

What amazes me is that SGC slabbed them, not having any clue of what they are. They are labeled 1921 Baltimore Orioles.

All they have to do is pick the phone up and call me, I have offered my services to them several times. But Bill Huggins was the one that took the initiative of contacting me to find out what they were.

I love SGC, but I wish they would use me for what little I am worth. Dan.

[Orioles1954]

Everyone, scans of the new slab on the E93 Cobb (unaltered is mentioned on slab) and each card of the 1921 Orioles Tip Top find will be available on our website shortly. Thanks

James