r/baseballcards_vintage

All Cards have sold

**ALL CARDS SOLD**

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I have close-ups of each individual issue upon request. Calling out the issues in the listing below. Everything listed in order of main photo.

Message me if you have any questions. Ships BMWT for $5 US up to 4 cards.

Row 1:
1964 Sandy (soft corners, ink) $55 SOLD
1962 Babe Twilight Years (pinhole, crease) SOLD
1965 Sandy (crease, wax) $75 SOLD

Row 2:
1968 Super Stars Killebrew, Mays, Mantle (paper loss, wrinkle) $100 SOLD
1959 Stan Musial (creases, soft corners) SOLD

Row 3:
1969 Ernie left (wrinkle, back ink) $25 SOLD
1960 Ernie (crease, back MK) $15 SOLD
1969 Ernie right (wrinkle, surface scratch) $25 SOLD

Please claim in the comments so everyone can see. Happy to accept offers. $8 BMWT, $1 PWE, and payment via PayPal (add 3% for G&S). Prices listed in description below. Please let me know if you have any questions or would like additional pictures. Thanks for looking!

1955 Mays: $125 (crease/corners)
1957 Mantle/Berra: $90 (crease)
1962 Mantle/Mays: $95 (off-center)
1964 McCovey: $15 (stain)
1968 Mantle: $95 (creases/corners/stain)
1971 Mays: $10 (crease/corners)
1972 Clemente: $10 (off-center)
1975 Mantle/Aaron: $5
1981 Mays: $2

This is the last of what I currently have, vintage-wise. May be getting more later this month, though.

-Prices include BMWT shipping. All prices OBO. Happy to make deals on multiple lots. Please make offers!
-PayPal preferred, and please add 3% if you want G&S. Venmo also accepted.
-Everything will ship sleeved and top loaded.
-Would prefer to sell these as lots, but will break up if they aren't selling.
-Please DM rather than commenting. Just easier to keep track of.

Thanks for looking!

1950s Topps (24) $160
1961-63 Topps (6) $50 (Banks has tape marks)
1965 Topps (7) $140 (Rose has stains)
1966 Topps (7) $120 (Koufax, Fergie have writing on back)
1974-82 Topps (27) $150
Misc. Nolan Ryan SOLD
1951 Bowman Ray Boone $15

The only player in the MLB to have his number retired by every team. A true American champion in a way that transcends sports, competition, and entertainment

Bought this one a couple years ago and only recently got it graded to get it ready to sell to pay for school unfortunately (Wont post that here since its against the rules but im sure you can find it if you look hard enough lol). It’s a really beautiful card.

PayPal g/s see pics!

This was with things my father left when he passed. He collected baseball cards all his life.

A bunch of great cards that are easily identified but this has me stumped.

I've included the regular baseball card for size reference.

1965 Hand Cut card of Mickey Mantle. This card was a part of a book series and if you cut one card out, the back of the card would be on the back of the page. This would result in having the back with a different player, Sir Stanley Matthews. I am asking $600, also taking offers.

On this date in 1939, Lou Gehrig delivered one of the greatest speeches in American history.

His “luckiest man” is one of the most powerful moments in baseball history, but Gehrig’s greatness went far beyond that day. Before his career was cut short, he had already built one of the most incredible résumés the game has ever seen.

I usually only collect signed Yankees cards, but I had to make an exception for Lou Gehrig. Very happy to have his Goudey in my PC.

When you consider the numbers, the championships, the durability, and the legacy, do you consider Lou Gehrig the greatest first baseman of all time?

I recently got this signed ball off eBay. The description had a guess that the name is Charles Whiton and that he was a Negro League player but wasn’t certain. I’ve included closer looks at the auto and Charles or Charlie definitely seems correct for the first name. The last name could be Whiton but I could also see it being something else. Of note, the name has a date underneath it and another side includes a different inscription of “Kneitel ‘E .32’” which…I don’t even know. I know that, due to segregation and racism, there is no totally complete list of Negro League players, so this could be a player who isn’t known or, again, may not have been a player at all. Any ideas or thoughts?

And, as a bonus, I included my 1940 Gum Inc Superman #1. This was, I believe, the first fully illustrated gum card of Superman following his Action Comics debut.

New to collecting. Is this a good card for a vintage collector?I can't find much on it.