1969 Kahn's Wieners with tabs

[Laxcat]

This set has always appealed to me. It has a great selection of star and I think the photos are top notch for the era. Something about them with the tabs... They look cool.

 

[bmc398]

are these classified as cards or more of an oddball? Whats the difference in the red? Rarity?

 

[Laxcat]

are these classified as cards or more of an oddball? Whats the difference in the red? Rarity?

I don't think they are all '69's. Main reason I posted was for some feed back. I've always considered them Regional/oddball. They were produced in Ohio with their main priority being Reds players. I've seen more without the tabs than with them. I think they look cool. Why can't newer issue stuff look this classy and simple?

 

[mchenrycards]

I had a '64 Kahns Celmente that I regret selling even to this day. As you said, a simple design and a great photo makes a classy and simple card. I am not a huge fan of the one's you scanned as these pictures are smaller than the one's Kahns issued in the years past but they are still a nice grouping of decent regional issues.

 

[Laxcat]

I had a '64 Kahns Celmente that I regret selling even to this day. As you said, a simple design and a great photo makes a classy and simple card. I am not a huge fan of the one's you scanned as these pictures are smaller than the one's Kahns issued in the years past but they are still a nice grouping of decent regional issues.

Yep. The earlier ones are nice bigger photos and closer up shots.

 

[Austin]

Are the Kahn's Weiners without tabs called circumcized?

 

[Laxcat]

Are the Kahn's Weiners without tabs called circumcized?

If they aren't, they should be.

 

[IUjapander]

Kahns, the weiner the world awaited.

For those that don't know these cane in packages of hot dogs, so not that many were kept and condition is always pretty poor.

Here is my only example