First pickup in 5 months: IMO, the best looking 19th c. card

JoshHamilton · Nov 17, 2009

I never picked this up when I was working on the N162 set because I could never find a nice lower grade example with good eye appeal

IMO, the nicest looking color card from the 1800's. Vibrant color with back damage (which I don't care about)

without further adieu, my return to vintage:

imac220 · Nov 17, 2009

:shock: :shock: :shock:

That is one of the most beautiful cards I have EVER seen!

AMAZING pick-up!!!

jay1065 · Nov 17, 2009

Great way to return to vintage! Beautiful card (and set.) Congrats!

Rickzcards · Nov 17, 2009

Awesome name! Card ain't bad either.

tramers · Nov 17, 2009

color unreal for that old !! Card had to have been stored

trademhigh · Nov 17, 2009

Nice Glasscock

(card, that is)

Philip J. Fry · Nov 17, 2009

Could you imagine the manager hitting on a woman? "Hey, wanna see Mr. Glasscock? Oh and after the game, I'll let you meet Jack."

Nice card

subpop77 · Nov 17, 2009

trademhigh said:
Nice Glasscock

(card, that is)

+1 :lol:

WoundedDuck · Nov 17, 2009

amazing card! One day I will start to pick up some vintage myself....I just feel like I have too many projects that I can't fund already ::facepalm::

Do you mind if I ask how much it cost?

allstars · Nov 17, 2009

Looks like a beauty keeper to me!

JoshHamilton · Nov 17, 2009

$600

Usually sells for more than the other non HOFers because it's the only action pose on the set. I tried to purchase a Psa 4 a few years back but the seller wanted $2200... Way too much

My next one will be an SGC 40 Anson. I think I'm gonna restart this set. Already have 13/50, including the Beecher (first ever football card) that I paid $5k for last year

brouthercard · Nov 17, 2009

GREAT pickup.

I wish I still had this:

just look at those puppy dog eyes......

scotty21690 · Nov 17, 2009

JoshHamilton said:
I never picked this up when I was working on the N162 set because I could never find a nice lower grade example with good eye appeal

IMO, the nicest looking color card from the 1800's. Vibrant color with back damage (which I don't care about)

without further adieu, my return to vintage:

Is it odd that the Glasscock N162 was the first card that came to mind when I read the title???

Awesome card, I'm very jealous! [Hope to own that card someday

]

IndyManning18 · Nov 17, 2009

Showing some Indianapolis love there. Nice!!

ThoseBackPages · Nov 18, 2009

Great eye appeal indeed!

back damage/paper loss is very overrated. i love the fact that they keep the price down.

bikerider60 · Nov 18, 2009

JoshHamilton said:
I never picked this up when I was working on the N162 set because I could never find a nice lower grade example with good eye appeal

IMO, the nicest looking color card from the 1800's. Vibrant color with back damage (which I don't care about)

without further adieu, my return to vintage:

That is one great pick up, one of my favorite prewar sets. I have one, this card was my Whale at the time....like to pick up a Cap Anson one of these Days, Love the colors on this Set...

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