1954 Baseball Dixie lids

AwfulBits

I’m a non-sport guy, but came across a few things I had some questions on. Thanks in advance for the help.

-Mike


Dixie lids. Looking online I’ve found they're the 1954’s. I know PSA grades them but I can’t find the grading criteria for them any where. I’ve seen some in holders with bent tabs (or even missing) that are graded higher than a card with the same issue would be. Does anyone have any experience in grading these?




The Second is a 1913 New York Giants pocket schedule. Printed on two pieces of thick stock that are held together with a silver metal strip that runs around the edge. I’ve had this for 20+ years now. Every once and awhile I go to look online to find a value but never have found another like it, probably because it wasn’t a team issue. Any idea of what a value on it might be?




Thanks again

-Mike

fkw

the schedule looks to be a NY Highlander and NY Giants schedule

the 1954 dixie lid is a nice one, its the Left side one for Hoeft (all players had a Left and Right side lid)

and if the tab is missing these should never get a number grade IMO

fkw

whats on the back of the schedule? anything cool beside the HOME games??

swartz1

Very cool lid - dont know much about the grading, but I do know that depending on the back a premium is involved...

AwfulBits

<< <i> if the tab is missing these should never get a number grade IMO >>



I have to agree. Or maybe a PSA 1. For card a 1 allows for "a small piece or two" to be missing. I can see them not getting dinged grade-wise because of the bent tab, as that is how they were issued. I wonder too if the little bit of wax that ends up on the front of the ones I have will get an ST?

-Mike

AwfulBits

<< <i>whats on the back of the schedule? anything cool beside the HOME games?? >>



My bad, i took photos of booth sides but screwed up and repeated the same image. Yes one side home, other side away games. other than that they look the same. No cool graphics.

-Mike