Older Boxing Cards - Can anyone help?

Dboneesq

Hey guys ... I know a couple of these are worth a decent amount. Any help that anyone can give me, as far as value or any other interesting info, would be greatly appreciated.

The photos are not clear, so the cards are as follows:

PSA 9: 1936 Mitchell & Sons "Gallery of 1935" #29 Lynch.

PSA 8: 1937 Ardath Photocards "A Continuous Series of Topical Interest" Farr.

PSA 7: 1933 Trumpf Chocolate #5 Otto v. Porat.

PSA 7: 1980 Bassett "World Record Breakers" #298 Earliest Title Fight.

PSA 6.5: 1902 Ogden's "General Interest - Series B" #43 Prize Fight.

PSA 6: 1923 "German Transfers" Firpo.

PSA 6 1959 Barratt "Giants in Sport" #27 Floyd Paterson.

PSA 5: 1932 Monopol "Sportphotos" #168 Paolino.

PSA 5: 1932 Monopol "Sportphotos" #182 Pistulla v. Limousin.

PSA 5: 1953 A & J Donaldson "Sport Favourties" #280 Robinson.

PSA 4: 1927 Greiling "Serie Boxer" 336 Uzcudun.

PSA 4: 1930 Cloetta #45 Stribling.

PSA 4: 1968 Mira Tuttosport "I Campionissimi" #505 Robinson.

PSA Authentic: 1958 D.C. Thomson "Stars of Sport and Entertainment" #11 Patterson.

Dboneesq

WHERE ARE THE BOXING EXPERTS?

ReggieCleveland

Hi Doug, the best card, by far, in the lot is the Donaldson Sugar Ray. It's not a rare set, but it's not easy either, and 5 is high-grade for the set. To be honest, I'm not sure I've ever seen a card from that set graded that high. Problem is, SRR doesn't have a very big registry following so maybe you get $50 for it?

If the Tuttosport SRR has a Regalo back you could have something there. Those are popular and usually draw attention. If not, it's not high grade so maybe $20?

The rest of the cards are common and depict either a common fighter or an unpopular HOFer. Not sure you'd pull $10/ea for them.

miwlvrn

Wanted to point out that many of the Donaldson cards, regardless of which card it is from that set, have staple holes. I have heard that many were distributed originally stapled, but I have not found definite proof of that yet. No holes is good.

miwlvrn

Also, Ron already has a PSA 6 of the Donaldson Robinson, and that 5 seems to be registered on Tom's set, so you have to count out the 2 guys who would be competing to drive up any value on it.

lightningboy

There was a Trumpf Chocolate Otto v Porat PSA 6 that sold a year ago for $60

There was a 1968 Robinson #505 that sold 4/2012 in PSA 4 for $99

The problem with most of these cards, as was hinted at, is getting more than 1 person to bid.

Dboneesq

Thank you for the info on the cards guys!

miwlvrn

<< <i>There was a Trumpf Chocolate Otto v Porat PSA 6 that sold a year ago for $60

There was a 1968 Robinson #505 that sold 4/2012 in PSA 4 for $99

The problem with most of these cards, as was hinted at, is getting more than 1 person to bid. >>



Was that Robinson you're talking about that sold a Regalo/Lottery or a Tuttosport I Campionissimi? That distinction can make a big difference with cards from the 1968 Mira set.

wrestlingcardking

buy it now and best offers and be patient, I have went to that model with my wrestling cards and I don't think I am going back to the auction model as the market is more limited outside of the major sports.......