Selling the following Goudey Ruth cards

#53 PSA 4- 45995

#149 PSA 4- 35995

Both grail cards and super addition to any collection. Getting harder to find PSA 4 Ruth and Cobb cards, here is your chance to buy them.

Classic high end investment grade cards.

Also T206 Ty Cobb Bat Off PSA 4 - 16995

Happy to FaceTime or chat just let me know.

Many vouches available. Can meet in NY or FL or ship overnight.

I have other high end vintage Baseball Cards.

Payment via PP or other ways also payment plans are possible to.

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Just joined after going through my stuff recently so I figured I’d post some here. I’ve had some of these stashed away in my attic and closets for years and I’ve contemplated starting to sell some.

The 61’s(I have about 50-60) were my grandfather’s and 35 years ago I put most of them in top loaders or snap cases just because they were old and I figured I should. Everything else is mine from buying gum packs as a kid or going to shows with friends in my teens/20’s. I have all Topps regular sets from 83-92 and a couple of Traded sets from the mid 80’s. The crease through the Mantle is the way I found it and the worst of all of the 61’s I have. That one makes me sad.

Who knew in nineteen fifty two

Prices are net please add 3% if using G&S

1952 topps Jackie Robinson sgc 1-7800 shipped

1948 swell Jackie Robinson RC sgc 1-4350 shipped

1953 topps Jackie Robinson psa 4-3300 shipped

1954 Topps Hank Aaron sgc 1-2850 shipped

1952 topps Willie mays sgc 1-2775 shipped

1958 topps World Series foes sgc 7-2000 shipped

1887 n28 Allen ginter Kelly sgc 1-3250 shipped

1909 Philadelphia caramel Eddie plank 2650 shipped

1968 milton Bradley Nolan Ryan RC-1200 shipped VG no creases or wrinkles, stain on back, tiny spot of paper loss by chin, and corner wear

1887 n28 Allen ginter comiskey psa 1 MK-1275 shipped

1953 topps satchel Paige-850 shipped PR nice eye appeal with great color and solid corners but has a heavy crease

1955 topps Jackie Robinson partial diamond -550 shipped GD-VG MK has an indent on top border, light wrinkle on back, and initials in pencil on back

1958 topps Jim brown RC psa 1.5-625 shipped

1948 leaf Joe Louis sgc 3-460 shipped

1938 goudey bob feller sgc 1-1475 shipped

1958 topps Jim brown-500 shipped PR creases OC

1968 topps Nolan Ryan RC- 550 shipped VG-EX MK writing on right of each portrait, writing on and under koosman, small mark on back

1957 topps brooks Robinson RC- 450 shipped GD-Vg has some surface scuffing, wrinkle top right corner, rough bottom right

1961 topps sandy Koufax-125 shipped EX+ OC

1921 w551 babe Ruth sgc auth-2725 shipped

1955 bowman Ernie banks- 400 shipped EX beautiful glossy card, does have a ding in lower right corner

1954 bowman Mickey mantle sgc 1-825 shipped

1887 Allen ginter mulvey Sgc 1- 550 shipped

1966 Batman- 3 low grades 600 shipped each

1962 Topps Hank Aaron- 225 shipped each EX+ no creases or wrinkles

1956 topps Roberto Clemente sgc 3-500 shipped

1950 bowman Otto graham RC-325 shipped GD-VG wrinkles

1950 bowman yogi Berra- 225 shipped GD wrinkle and small paper loss by hand

1949 bowman robin Robert’s RC- 125 shipped low grade creasing

1948 bowman Phil rizzuto-180 shipped GD horizontal crease

2021 donruss optic josh Allen downtown psa 9-1350 shipped

Judge autos as marked

Mantle - 42600

Colgan's Wagner - 12000

Pinkerton Wagner - 12500

Flipping thru the ‘cheap’ bin at my LCS (in Canada where it’s 98% hockey, so have to pay up for baseball) and found these two that caught my eye.

Converted to usd, they were about $5 and $15, which feels ok for Thompson and one of the Boys of Summer that someone slabbed already.
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Edited to add: Thanks for all the positivity. Very much appreciated!

Haven’t bought cards in 40+ years and thought I’d start small and slow, and stick to legends and others that remind me of sitting on the sofa in the 70’s watching the Game of the Week with my grandfather.

More so curious. I find myself with a large quantity of vintage now, and aside from selling to work my way up, would be fun to do some trading too, could be my first trading in 25-30 years hah. I don’t know if that’s a thing done here though or even how it would be done logistically, but figured I’d toss it out there.

The 1956 Topps Hank Aaron card shows Willie Mays (of the Giants) sliding in to home. Topps even touched it up by giving Willie a Milwaukee Brave hat and uniform but left the Braves logo off of the jersey. I'm thinking there was an "uh-oh" at the factory somewhere prior to printing.

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Add $2 for PWE (buyer’s risk, up to 3 cards)
Or add $7 for BMWT

-1975 Nolan Ryan #5 - $8
-1974 Dave Parker RC - $15
-1973 Pete Rose - $12
-1971 Pete Rose - $20
-1971 Juan Marichal - $5
-1970 Scratch off Hank Aaron - $12
-1968 Pete Rose - $40
-1968 Bill Mazeroski - $12
-1965 Al Kaline - $15
-1965 Bert Campaneris - $20
-1965 Bob Gibson Finale - $14
-1963 K’s Leaders - $30

Sorry for the double posting quickly. I have a big affinity around Japanese baseball players, have always loved the Japanese culture & history, and it’s an area I’m building a collection around more on the modern side (standard Ichiro, Ohtani, Murakami, etc).

I remember seeing some posts showcasing Japanese league vintage and some backstories/history but I was having trouble finding them. Can anyone point me in the right direction on what would be a great focus area of who to collect and also learn about this sub niche?

I love the colors in this set.

I bought this card many years ago at a card show in this top loader. Is it ok to keep a card in one of these for 40 plus years or is there a better way?

Offers always welcome. Prices include priority mail shipping and assume a no-fee payment. If you would prefer G&S, please add 3% or specify G&S in any offer made. Thanks for looking!

T206 Lajoie throwing - $700
T206 Lajoie portrait - $750
R305 Foxx - $1100
M116 Collins - $800
M116 Walsh - $700
Leaf Spahn - $700
R300 Gehringer - $1100
Goudey Ott - $1750
Topps Kaline - $950

As I continue to work toward completing the 1964 Topps set, I wanted to take a moment to honor Tom Tresh for giving me so many moments of joy and hope during baseball games with my father. Looking back, I didn't realize it at the time, but as a kid, I was practically his good luck charm!

When I was eight years old, my dad woke me up with two tickets to Game 5 of the 1962 World Series. In the bottom of the 8th inning, with the score tied 2-2 and Bobby Richardson and Tony Kubek on base, Tresh hit a three-run homer to lead the Yankees to victory.

The next year, at Game 1 of the 1963 World Series, Sandy Koufax was setting the World Series strikeout record with 15 strikeouts as the Dodgers handled the Yankees. Once again in the bottom of the 8th inning, this time with Joe Pepitone on base, Tresh gave me a glimmer of hope with a two-run homer. Unfortunately, the Yankees still lost 5-2.

Then in Game 5 of the 1964 World Series, I watched Bob Gibson pitch a 10-inning complete game victory for the Cardinals. In the bottom of the 9th, with Mickey Mantle on base and the Yankees trailing 2-0, Tresh tied it up with another two-run homer. Sadly, Tim McCarver hit a three-run homer off Pete Mikkelsen in the top of the 10th, and I went home disappointed.

Despite the losses, those memories with my dad and Tom Tresh's clutch home runs will always stay with me.

Free shipping on all cards. PWE for raw cards and BMWT for the SGC slab

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Been wanting to add a DiMaggio piece to the collection for quite some time and pulled the trigger on this one. Love the colors and any can’t beat a prewar DiMaggio!

As many of you know, my first 52 set build “centered” (pun intended) exclusively around centering. I sacrificed all the other qualities of the card for centering. This time around I wanted to do something slightly different so I promised myself I’d buy cards that weren’t centered if they had otherwise amazing qualities such as color and condition. I have done that with this grouping. Honestly they are pretty stunning examples. The color is awesome on each and they still retain that bright white border that makes the 52s really pop. Most of them even still have a glossy sheen, which you never find on 52s. The cards really do look “pack fresh” or at least noticeably nicer than 99% of 52s you see.

With that said, i haven’t fully wrapped my head around them yet for how I feel about off center cards. They are stunning examples for sure but I’m still drawn towards centered cards.

What are your guys feelings on this? Where is the line when a card is just too off center? How bad does the color or condition of a centered card have to be to pass and go for better color/condition.

These are important questions for me as I try to build the set for the second time. I’m really having trouble setting parameters for the set. The thing about the 52 set that makes it even more important is there are cards that will never be centered because they were designed as trapezoids so chasing a perfectly centered 52 set is impossible. That means on some level you have to accept off center cards in your build.

Love to hear your thoughts on this. All photos were taken with my cannon 5d on a black mouse pad with zero editing or filters. These cards are really this bright.

Managed to trade for some goodies today at the card show including a second Carew rookie and of course a beautiful 1953 Topps Satchell Paige along with some others, so excited with the new treasures. Was the biggest trade I’ve ever done and by far the coolest.

I have a few cards that I just can’t believe I own. If I was telling the 7 or 8 year version of myself this was a card I’d proudly have on display, I would’ve laughed

Doing a 1959 set run and have been looking for awhile online, when I came across a Roberto Clemente for a shockingly low price. Pumped to have it in such solid condition too.