Show us an interesting card that we may not have seen before

Some of you may not have seen this Cobb. I only came across it recently ( but I'm no journeyman):

rman444 wrote:There are rumors of another one possibly being out there, but until I see it, I'm gonna say that this one is unique

I can confirm the existence of another Standard Biscuit Ruth, because I owned one maybe 6 years ago. It was in terrible shape, about a hundred creases in it. Wish I had a scan but alas, you'll have to take my word for it.

Glen -

Nice Three Finger Brown, I remember losing that auction, glad you got it.

but is it a card ?

Pretty Cool Gil. My question is, What is the crowd watching? it sure isn't Ambrose leaping, except one guy.

Lee

If Ambrose is about 100' from home plate. how far is the fence? Looks less than 200'.

Not a pre-war card but a pre-war player, so it kinda' counts.

This is a somewhat rare 1968 Italian Mira Tuttosport card. It's best known for having an ultra rare (and sometimes pricey) Lew Alcinder rookie card. If anyone one is a registry player of other sports, you know the Tuttosport cards are not easy and a grade higher than is EX is really tough.

Below is the highly sought after Joe Dimaggio card. To add to the scarcity, it is a Regalo or Lottery back, PSA has only graded a total of 11 in the set and 50 of the regular issue backs.

I haven't seen any of the inserts, have you?
Is this item real?

Those look cool I might have to buy one.

Lee

sabrjay wrote:they are real and a recent product.

Jay

the "scratch-off" and sell by ..
sure make it seem less like vintage