1916 Morehouse Baking Babe Ruth Clears $800K in REA’s Fall Catalog Auction
The Morehouse Baking Babe Ruth was the highlight of REA’s Fall Catalog Auction, but many other pre-war cards achieved substantial prices realized.
The Morehouse Baking Babe Ruth was the highlight of REA’s Fall Catalog Auction, but many other pre-war cards achieved substantial prices realized.
The safe was gone. Inside it were jewelry, passports, and a collection of baseball cards. But the story doesn’t end there…
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This Monster in question is none other than the T206 baseball card set, a vintage tobacco series from over 100 years ago that has tantalized generations of collectors.
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The 1920’s were marked by candy, confectionery, and even supply companies beginning to utilize baseball cards as promotional items to promote sales.
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Wondering the best way to sell your prewar collectibles? Consider an auction for safe and secure transactions and a maximum financial return.
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The first cards were first discovered in the early 1980s, tucked away in a gym bag inside a metal coffee can, alongside a vintage mitt and cleats.
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The REA Fall Catalog Auction will feature the first known example of a 1916 Morehouse Baking #151 Babe Ruth rookie card.
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The elusive one-loss error card of Christy Mathewson is a special one in the T205 baseball card set
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Reviewing the little-known 1930 Milton Bradley Aviation set
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The Obscure Card of the Month is a rare bakery card of the legendary Babe Ruth
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A find of rare Baines Shield print error sheets have been found in the UK
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The famous black-bordered set features what are believed to be the first lacrosse cards of real players
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