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Old 04-27-2006, 03:13 PM
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Posted By: T206Collector

Thrilled to death by my latest acquisition this afternoon -- an autographed Fred Snodgrass T206 card -- I would like to see what other autographed pre-war cards are out there in Net54 Land. I know I've made this posting in the past, but it's been awhile since we've taken a look at these. I'll get things started.....

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Has anyone ever come close to completing an autographed 33 Goudey set?

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Here are a few of my vintage Ira Thomas autographs.




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Does the autograph of the kid that originally owned the card count?

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real pretty. One of my favorite pieces in my collection.

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"Has anyone ever come close to completing an autographed 33 Goudey set?"

That would be a sight to see... one hell of an accomplishment.

I've had about 15-20 over the years, and I really wish I had held on to some of them. May have to start again... but I don't believe there are any players featured on the set that are still living. Looks like this time around it will have to be secondary market only.

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How about Moe Berg, Buddy Myer, & Andy Cohen (from the 1933 Goudeys) ?

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Posted By: James Feagin

There are none living from the 1933 Goudey set, but both Linus Frey and Bill Werber from the 1934 set are still active and signing. Note the Werber card in this post and the date notation. I just saw a Cohen auto from the 1933 Goudey set sell for $250+ JSA slabbed.

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Posted By: Al Crisafulli

I have about 15 autographed 33 Goudeys, but this is the only one I have scanned at the present. It now resides in an SGC/JSA holder.

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Not a card, but a great photo of Hinky Haines and Babe Ruth



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Adam- let me know if you're ever interested in moving that Buddy Myer. I'd love a shot at it

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Thought I'd bring this thread back - I really enjoy seeing these. Anyone have new additions?

I'd love to see some CJ's if anyone has them.

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nice auto CJ...i dont see too many of those.

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...I've come a long way since I acquired that Snodgrass. Feel free to visit my website to see all the signed pre-war cards I could find. My latest addition was a signed Lefty Grove rookie card. And my latest swing and miss was the signed T206 of Sam Crawford that sold for $4,700 with juice in the latest REA auction. If anyone here snagged that one, I'd love to hear from you...





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Posted By: Tom Boblitt

that Ott looks vaguely familiar.........
VERY glad to see that you've got the scanning and posting down pat.........

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That Ott is fantastic. Very nice!

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I owe the Ott to a certain UPS man from Luavul who also taught me how to post my scans................finally.

Give me another year or two and I might figure out how to add an avatar!

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Posted By: James Gallo

That is the only autographed Cracker Jack I have ever seen and I would love to own it

I don't understand why there aren't more around, but that seems to be a set that no one ever got signed.

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Wow - that's a great collection of pre-war signed cards! I had never seen a signed T201... very cool.

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