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Brubaker (1980)
IMDB rating: 6.90
Plot: Henry Brubaker is the new warden at Wakefield prison. He makes his entrance as a prisoner in order to get a convict’s-eye-view of the real state of the institution. To his horror he finds all manner of abuse and corruption which, after disclosing his real identity, he sets out to correct.
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Directors: Rafelson Bob
Actors: Redford Robert,Kotto Yaphet,Hamilton Murray,David Keith,Freeman Morgan,Clark Matt,McIntire Tim,Ward Richard,Van Ness Jon,Walsh M. Emmet,Salmi Albert,McGill Everett,Avery Val,Drama,
I have 81 baseball cards from the 1940's. Would it be best to sell them as a set or one my one.?
here are the names on the cards.
SANDY SUNDRA
ART FLETCHER
JAKE SOLTERS
MUDDY RUEL
PETE APPLETON
DEERFOOT MILAN
CONNIE MACK
JOE CRONIN
COTTON PIPPEN
BING MILLER
BEAU BELL
ELDEN AUKER
DICK COFFMAN
CASEY STENGEL
HIGHPOCKERS KELLY
GENE MOORE
JOE VOSMIK
TOT PRESSNELL
JOHNNY HUDSON
HUGH CASEY
PINKY SHOFFNER
RAY HAYWORTH
PANCHO SNYDER
HANS LOBERT
JOE BOWMAN
SPUD DAVIS
RAY BERRES
FRANKIE FRISCH
BILL BRUBAKER
BOB KLINGER
HONUS WAGNER
GABBY STREET
TRIS SPEAKER
HARRY HEILMANN
CHIEF BENDER
JONNY EVERS
CHRISTY MATHEWSON
FRANK HOMERUN BAKER
MAX CAREY
MICKEY COCHRANE
KNICK KNICKENBOCKER
MARVIN BREUER
MULE HAAS
JOE KUHEL
JIMMY DYKESS
JIM BLOODWORTH
CHUBBY DEAN
NONNY NONNENKAMP
LOU FINNEY
DENNY GALEHOUSE
SOUPY CAMPBELL
BARNEY MCCOSKY
AL MILNAR
BAD NEWS HALE
HARRY EISENSTAT
ROLLIE HEMSLEY
CHET LAABS
GUS MANCUSO
HY VANDENBERG
BILL LOHRMAN
BABE YOUNG
JOHN RUCKER
KEN O’DEA
JOHNNIE MCCARTHY
WALTER BECK
WALLY MILLIES
MACE BROWN
LEE HANDLEY
HUGH EE-YAH JENNINGS
PIE TRAYNOR
SHOELESS JOE JACKSON
HARRY HOOPER
BUCK HERZOG
RED FABER
DOLF LUQUE
GOOSE GOSLIN
FRANK HUSK CHANCE
JOHN J. MCGRAW
SUNNY JIM BOTTOMLEY
POOSH’EM UP TONY LAZZERI
It also depends on what condition they’re in. If they’re raggedy with bent corners, you’d be lucky to get five bucks a piece of them if that much. If they’re in great condition they could be worth a lot. I’m assuming they’re Leaf (Topps didn’t start until 52)
Rock Firestorm | Nov 24, 2008
if you sell them auction style, you will get more money if you sell them seperatly
Mike N | Nov 24, 2008
Sounds like you have cards from the 1940 Play Ball set. Are they original or reprints?
If they are original it’s probably best to sell them on ebay one at a time. Some of these guys didn’t appear on many cards so by selling them one at a time you may get a family member or fan who will over pay for a particular card. I know because Ken O’Dea is my father in law’s cousin and I’ve bought a few of his card on ebay before.
If they are reprints then they’re not worth much at all so it might be better to sell them as a group.
Utter Chaos | Nov 24, 2008
On Ebay..:D
Frankie | Nov 24, 2008
The condition of the cards will matter a great deal, as well as the specific set. If they are from Play Ball, that’s not amazingly great, but still pretty good. You have several Hall Of Famers. If any are in Excellent or better condition, they are probably worth having professionally graded, which will leave them permanently encapsulated and with an impartial condition score.
HOFers that I recognize by name:
Mack, Cronin, Stengel, Kelly, Frisch, Wagner, Speaker, Heilmann, Bender, Evers, Mathewson, Baker, Carey, Cochrane, Jennings, Traynor, Hooper, Faber, Goslin, Chance, McGraw, Bottomley, and Lazzeri. (I may have missed one or two.)
Joe Jackson also commands a lot of collector interest, though for different and less proud reasons.
The HOFer cards, if they are in high condition, would probably sell best individually. Me, I’d sell the rest in one lot or blocs of eight or ten, because they would be of interest to set-builders more than individual player collectors (there just aren’t that many who specialize in, say, John Rucker). Perhaps break them up by team (Giants, Dodgers, …), because there are team collectors out there as well.
Nice find. Hope they are in good shape.
Chipmaker | Nov 24, 2008
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