Goodriddance...Willards Chocolate
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Here is a scan of the card you asked about from the 1924 Willards Chocolate Sports Champions set. I just got it back from PSA today.
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oh! the Willard's set is a multisport set, correct? the ACC # is v122? i was thinking that it was a hockey only set. does it contain any other Canada Olympic players?
nice job on the c57. those are impossible to find in any grade, let alone high grade.
if you plan on selling them, let me know. i'm starting a type collection of pre-war cards; trying to get one card from every set from 1910-1941. just bought me first one a few days ago, a (PSA 6 quality) 1932 Sanella Margarine card for $1
Thats about all I know. I would have to assume other hockey players that we see in the V145 sets as well as Paulin's and Dominion type sets would be included as well.
I have never seen a hockey card from this set on eBay or on a dealer site. They are indeed rare. PSA has only graded my card. I have seen the Ruth go to auction before and Shoeless Joe has the Cobb for sale in low grade (I believe SGC holdered).
Harry Watson #43 $250
Ernie Collett #45 $150
Hooley Smith #47 $250
Dunc Munro #52 $200
both cards look over-graded to me
1923 Willard's Chocolates ACC V122
The 56 card multi-sport set features only four hockey players. The set was made in the United States
and inserted in Willard's sports nut bar. It is uncertain whether a Canadian version was produced.
Photograph size: 1 3/8 " x 3 7/8 "
Face: Black and White
Back: Blank
#43 Harry Watson
#45 Ernie Collet
#47 Hooley Smith
#52 Dunc Munro
Hope this helps..
Rob...
Steve who is that on your new icon. I was scrolling down pretty fast and i thought was Vanilla Ice.
Ben
But the backs are superb !!!
I actually expected Gerard to get a 2 or even "Evid of Trimming". I think they've got me trained to expect disappointment
The Watson deserved a solid 6 in my mind so I was happy with that result.
Steve,
Great find on that Willards box cut-out or whatever that is? Is nice to see things you never have before.