What Famous stars (movie/tv/music) or athletes are REAL Card Collectors?!
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I know that there are a bunch, but besides Keith Olbermann I can not think of any.
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1909-1911 T206 Eddie Plank PSA 8
1933 Goudey Larry Lajoie PSA 9
1951 Bowman Mickey Mantle PSA 10
1952 Topps Mickey Mantle PSA 10
1954 Topps Hank Aaron PSA 10
1909 E90-1 Joe Jackson PSA 8
1915 M101-5 Sporting News Babe Ruth PSA 8
1915 Cracker Jack Joe Jackson PSA 9
1952 Topps Willie Mays PSA 10
1954 Bowman Ted Williams PSA 9
1941 Play Ball Joe DiMaggio PSA 9
1941 Play Ball Ted Williams PSA 9
1952 Topps Willie Mays PSA 10
1933 Goudey #144 Babe Ruth PSA 9
1933 Goudey #181 Babe Ruth PSA 9
1938 Goudey #247 Joe DiMaggio PSA 9
1938 Goudey #250 Joe DiMaggio PSA 9
1909-1911 T-206 Ty Cobb PSA 9
1909-1911 T-206 Christy Mathewson PSA 9
1951 Bowman Willie Mays PSA 9
1948 Leaf Jackie Robinson PSA 9
1909-1911 T-206 Cy Young PSA 9
1949 Bowman Satchell Paige PSA 9
1927 E126 Babe Ruth PSA 8
1909 T206 Walter Johnson PSA 9
This is incredible! They value these cards in the 4 to 7 million range!!
mike
Dan Schatzeder. 15+ years in MLB is worth something!
Then there's "Mr X" (apparently a famous showbiz guy), who recently made news selling his huge pre war collection. Any idea who he is?
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<< <i>not famous, but a great collector nonetheless:
Dan Schatzeder. 15+ years in MLB is worth something! >>
same here, not really famous, but an athlete collector.. i sold a raw reggie jackson rookie to Mike Mamula (used to play for the Eagles).. he collects alot of stuff..
i've also sold Bob St. Clair some of his own cards.. but i dont really know if he "collects"..
<< <i>I know that there are a bunch, but besides Keith Olbermann I can not think of any. >>
Charlie Sheen had a bunch of old baseball cards and other sports memorablia displayed at the All Star Cafe in Times Square. Is that place still open? I went once in 1997. It was crappy. It had too much of an obnoxious ESPN Sportscenter feel to it. Go braves go. I'm not religious, but I love that Pope picture with his hands circled over his eyes.
mike
<< <i>Not sure if he does anymore but I remember a very old Beckett interview with Patrick Roy if my memory serves me correct he's got a bunch of late 70's to mid 80's sets in binders. >>
I remember Roy being a collector as well. Seems he collected a lot of tobacco hockey cards.
<< <i>Hello everyone, first post here! I remember Andre Dawson trying to collect all (or most) of his 1993 Topps Finest Refractor card. I believe he has since sold most, or all of them... >>
Welcome to the boards GoSteelers!
What do you collect besides Steelers - excuse the hijack.
mike
Actually, I mostly collect baseball, haven't collected football for quite some time. I just happen to love the Steelers! Right now, I'm working at building a set of 1993 Topps Finest Refractors (I know, modern crap!). Other stuff that appeals to me includes old Yankees, 1975, 1980 Topps or cards that I grew up on (70s and early 80s).
Mark
<< <i>set of 1993 Topps Finest Refractors (I know, modern crap!). >>
Well Mark
It may be "crap" (to some)...but it's mighty expensive crap!
Good luck on your collecting and I hope you enjoy your stay here!
mike
I know Michael Piller has a vast collection--(executive producer for Star Trek Deep Space Nine).
Scotty Bowman has a really big (and expensive) collection. There was a segment on ESPN a couple years ago with Bowman showing off his memorabilia. He had a ton of his own cards, and if I remember right, several Gretzky and Lemieux rookies. He started collecting with his sons.
There's someone else that escapes me right now ...
<< <i>Not sure if he does anymore but I remember a very old Beckett interview with Patrick Roy if my memory serves me correct he's got a bunch of late 70's to mid 80's sets in binders. >>
I remember that article. Patrick also mentioned having a 1951 Parkhurst complete set, and one day wanted to leave his collection to his kids. There was also an article about Rick Meagher (not very famous) he was on the St Louis Blues at the time and he had a nice collection. Many relatives of fomer and now deceased athlete go on ebay and by the relatives cards.
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<< <i>If I remember right, Gretzky bought the Wagner more as an investment, rather than as a collector. >>
Correct. He and Bruce McNall (then LA Kings owner) were partners in that investment. The two also partnered with John Candy and bought the Toronto Argonauts back around the same time period, before McNall's legal troubles.
"All evil needs to triumph is for good men to do nothing."
Steve
<< <i>Dmitri Young, Tom Candiotti.. >>
Dmitiri Young just bought the only PSA 10 Dave Winfield RC in existence: NAXCOM LINK
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