I thought I'd share a few scans from a recent submission to SGC. Just a side note: these aren't mine, I submitted them for a friend. Although I'm not gonzo for high grades, it's nice to know gems like these still exist (or did) in raw form. Enjoy, and if anyone has any C&R cards for sale of trade, definitely drop me a line...

Thanks for the share Jeff . Always nice to see some top quality cards .

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Mark

cards look so much better in sgc holders. the colors really pop. nice group!

Smoking! Beautiful color on those...............only thing they need is the evidence tab!

Wow! Nice Cards Jeff. Agree with Rand...SGC holders really make these cards pop!

Thanks ever so much for the post!

(Charley:always looking for midgrade + cops and robbers)
(see Jeff first though)

Ahh the evidence tabs - anyone care to speculate how many intact cards are out there? I remember a few bringing some heavy cash on Ebay last year or so? I know of two complete packs in existence - one of which will be illustrated in the upcoming 125th Anniversary of Fleer book I'm working on...more on that later...

Jeff those cards are really nice. I've never seen that set before (I'm new to N/S). Do the characters on the cards relate to some radio show or were they just created for the set? Are the backs blank? Sorry if these are annoying questions, just wondering about some of the set details.

David,

Not blank backed. See:http://www1.coe.neu.edu/~dan/R36/go.html


In a shameless plug for the work Dan C., has done, you can often find fronts (and backs) on our own Gallery. Link is in the tool bar up above.

Also, if there is a set you want to see, and it's not there, ask. Dan has a way of putting them together.

Yeah, I love these, too.
But very unusual to see them in THIS kind of impeccable condition.
Can almost smell the gum!

That is a neat set on it's own - and when the condition is like that - super sweet.............

Can someone show an intact card? I'll be patient and wait for the pack pix......

but based on the names - clearly fictitious. If nothing else - Admiral Bilgewater suggests so. But then again - there's a real judge named Ingman (I.) Hangham. One of my favorite real names is the race car driver Dick Trickle. Hard to live that er ah um down? I've heard he's a stand up guy.........

"One of my favorite real names is the race car driver Dick Trickle. Hard to live that er ah um down? I've heard he's a stand up guy........."


Folks, Henry is here all week! Try the veal!

old jews like myself doing schtick in parts of upstate new york and pennsylvania known as the borcht belt. It doesn't translate well on the forum

I grew up and went to college about 100 miles west of there. Been to Grossinger's many times. Hence the reference.

I thought your post was funny, but realized some might not get mine.

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These are some images of complete cards I've gathered, probably from this very board, ebay etc. - don't own any of these...

Since there is a premium associated with this set, is there an impossible card to find (Wild West #25) or are they pretty much all available?