Vintage NON SPORTS CARDS

[codycody]

what are the rarest, most collectable vintage non sports cards?????? Thanks!

[G1911]

Rarest and most collectible are two different buckets. There are lots of unique cards, most of which don’t have a lot of value or fame. I’ve won a number of unique items in non sports land for $10 or less. Unique cards don’t have enough out there to generate the appeal that more common cards do.

The short printed US Caramel William McKinley is probably the most famous and “collectible”.

[Alexcards]

Some of the more popular vintage sets to collect are in no particular order:

1932 U.S. Caramel Presidents
1940 Superman Gum
1940 Lone Ranger Gun
1962 Topps Mars Attacks
1966 Batman (All Series)


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[gonefishin]

There are a few non-sports that interest me:

52 Look N See
1960s James Bond
1958 TV Westerns
1956 Elvis Presley
1930 Mickey Mouse Rubis

The majority of all the non-sport cards are still affordable for the most part. I think in the years ahead (maybe 5-10) that will change dramatically.

I recently asked Leon if maybe he could add a separate thread category specifically for non-sports. I didn't hear back, so I guess they're not at that level yet - but it's coming!

[Kevin]

Not rare, but I got into the N31 and N4 Allen & Ginter recently.

[philliesfan]

If anyone has any E47 Jockeys or N72 Coins Of All Nations, I need four from each set in lower grade.
Thanks,
Bob

[Exhibitman]

Check out the non-sports board (link at top right corner of screen). Lots of info and nice people over there.

I think nonsports is one of those areas that has potential in terms of collector interest and growth. It is where sports were a generation or two ago. I am amazed at how little it costs to get some genuinely beautiful 100+ year old cards. Plus, it ain't all pictures of guys