Wow, if only I was rich--look what Steve Hart just picked up on a buying trip!

RedHeart54

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Wall Street.

gemint

One thing I notice with the cards from the 2nd series 1960 cello box find is that most are off center to the left (when the card is sideways). I bought 3 cello packs with a friend about 10 years ago at a Tony LaRussa fund raiser card show. We paid $75 each (I wish we bought them all). I kept a pack, he kept a pack and we busted and split the cards from the other. We pulled a Kaat RC which was mint but O/C (graded an 8NQ) and a Billy Martin which was also mint and more O/C (graded a 7NQ). Most of the rest of the cards were also OC, many too far to make them worth grading. The cards in the rack packs look similarly O/C. I wouldn't recommend buying those packs with the intention of ripping them.

corvette1340

what numbers does the second series include?

ThoseBackPages

<< <i> I wouldn't recommend buying those packs with the intention of ripping them. >>



I think this goes for most wax imo. I think the "real" value in old wax is the fact that they are unopened.

Dboneesq

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<< <i> I wouldn't recommend buying those packs with the intention of ripping them. >>


I think this goes for most wax imo. I think the "real" value in old wax is the fact that they are unopened. >>



For most I agree 100%.

BTW ... I was told that all three '60 racks have been sold. The value in these packs is their rarity ... KEEP THEM UNOPENED!!!!!