Rare Old Judges for sale or trade

[z28jd]

I've included a scan of the other card and enlarged them to show the PL a little better in both, off to the right of his left heel.

[Wite3]

hard to see but i think i can make it out on the sgc 40...cant see anything on the 10...better go look at my farrars too then.

[z28jd]

Well it is in both of the pictures in the exact same spot, just to right of his left heel, both say (PL). I've collected Old Judge cards since the 90's, my name is mentioned twice in the credits of the Old Judge book, I know what a PL card is and how hard they are to find, especially with good photo quality. I've been able to buy just 4 PL cards in over 15 years of actively collecting the set. It is the only reason I bought each of these cards. Send me an email if you want and I'll try to mail bigger scans

[oldjudge]

Both are Pl cards.

[rhettyeakley]

Josh, you need glasses!

Here, I've made it easier for you to spot the "(PL)" that was etched into the negative...

[Wite3]

Thanks Rhett...honestly...was not wearing my glasses and could not see it...also need to learn my left from my right. I certainly see it on the 40 and can barely make it out on the 10...no problems to the original poster either. I just was thrown by the sgc flip of 1887 and the lack of clarity...the one PL card I own, the white PL on the negative is very bright.


Joshua

[z28jd]

If I had any idea how to do what Rhett did I would've

I don't have a scan of the Hallman I have but I have another(neither of these two are for sale) where it is much easier to see

[Fred]

This should be a main forum thread.... I guess not all PL cards have the PL written on them. Comiskey on Chicago (for example).... I don't think that has a PL on it.


John, when I saw the back of the Sterling it had Oregon Find "written" all over it. That splotch in the middle and the rectangular (probably tape) mark on the top.