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Punctuation Matters (Or Not): A Look at the Messy Formatting in the E90-1 American Caramel Set
The E90-1 set is full of formatting oddities and errors
Read moreHas a Second Blue Old Mill T206 Card Surfaced?
The rare variation would prove to be a valuable card if authentic
Read moreRare Pat Moran T205 Stray Line Variation Remains a Mystery to Collectors
A weird error is one of the most sought after cards in the popular set
Read moreRare Joe Tinker T206 Variation Full of Mystery
Many collectors aren’t aware of this elusive ‘error’ card featuring the Hall of Famer With four cards in the T206 set, Hall of Famer Joe Tinker is already well covered in the release. His four cards match those given to fellow Cooperstown inductee Ty Cobb and are only one behind the five given to star Hal Chase. But technically, Tinker
Read moreJimmy Dykes Error Card Overlooked in Popular 1933 Goudey Set
One of the most collectable sets in baseball card history has a solitary corrected error … and no one seems to care The 1933 Goudey baseball card set is one of the most iconic releases of all time. It’s got basically anything you could want in a set. A boatload of stars, including four Babe Ruth cards. A U.S. spy.
Read moreWhat’s the Deal With: A Random Joe Jackson Apostrophe?
A closer look at Joe Jackson’s rookie card reveals a weird oddity One of the hottest ‘rising stars’, so to speak, in the pre-war era is the 1909-11 American Caramel (E90-1) card featuring Shoeless Joe Jackson. Despite not being terribly rare compared to many of the very difficult shortprints in the set, the card has risen sharply in value recently
Read moreAn Abundantly Bad Ty Cobb Typo Proves Even Stars Not Immune to Mistakes
So, Ty Cobb. Pretty important player, right? Yep. Cobb was not only one of the best players of his generation but one of the best players in baseball history. Even more than 100 years after his career began, Cobb is still held in high esteem as a player. But as the E120 American Caramel set proved, not even Hall of
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