How rare are 1928 Harrington Ice Cream cards

danmckee · #1 02-20-2012, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Matt

Other than Heritage puffery, what reason do you have to believe that the Smith was a redemption card? It seems to be no more rare than any other Harrington.

For a common card Matt, I sold one for $8500 and the other for $12K. Not too bad for a common Harrington. Dan.

Matt · #2 02-20-2012, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by danmckee

For a common card Matt, I sold one for $8500 and the other for $12K. Not too bad for a common Harrington. Dan.

I think it sold at those prices based on hype. I haven't heard of any reason to think it is any tougher than any other card in the set, nor any reason to believe it is a redemption card.

ethicsprof · #3 02-20-2012, 10:01 PM

as frank wakefield astutely posited, one Harrington(falk) is what this type collector has. It was not too tough simply because brian macqueen always come through with a tough one at just the right time.
I also have one yuengling--Hargrave,

best,
barry

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