Reviewing Andy Pafko’s Salutation Exhibit Cards
Andy Pafko’s Salutation Exhibit cards are among the many interesting variations in the popular series
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Little-Known Rube Marquard T206 Print Errors Are Tough Finds
Hall of Famer Rube Marquard has several print errors in the T206 set — and they’re hardly ever mentioned
Read moreWinston Churchill W545 Strip Card Offers a Mystery
A recently-acquired Winston Churchill strip card showed up in the mail and I’ve got questions
Read more1910 Sporting Series Preceded Quirky 1923 Godfrey Sports Set
The rare 1910 Godfrey Phillips Sporting Series set is significantly more valuable than its more popular parallel 1923 set.
Read moreUnique T68 Heroes/Men of History Variation has False Appearance of Trimming
Let’s take a look at a ‘short’ variation in the T68 Heroes/Men of History set
Read moreAh, Yes, the Infamous Clark(e) Boys
The Clarke brothers, Fred and Josh, both had typos on some famous pre-war baseball cards
Read moreReviewing a recent find of blank-backed caramel cards
A recent find uncovered some rare pre-war blank backs
Read moreBlue Background Joe Tinker E90-3 American Caramel Card Not a True Variation
A blue background variation of Joe Tinker’s E90-3 American Caramel card is almost certainly a print error instead of a true variation
Read moreNew Error/Variation Discovered in 1936 Player’s Cigarettes Tennis Set
G.P. Hughes card has at least three variations The 1936 Player’s Cigarettes tennis card set is an international issue distributed by John Player & Sons, which was a branch of the Imperial Tobacco Company. These cards from the UK are not terribly rare but are not as easily found in the U.S. Player & Sons produced numerous sets for distribution
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