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KIT YOUNG’S SALE #114 1939 R303B GOUDEY PREMIUMS We recently broke a set of these seldom offered 1939 Goudey premiums. They are black & white and measure 4-3/4” x 7”. Back contain drawings of tips to playing baseball. One of the tougher Goudey issues to piece together of the Pre-War era. Over half the set is Hall of Famers. Luke Appling Bill Dickey Joe DiMaggio Bob Feller Jimmy Foxx White Sox Yankees Yankees Indians Red Sox EX+ $39.95 EX $49.95 EX+ $385.00 EX+ $125.00 EX $105.00 Lefty Gomez Al Simmons Yankees Ernie Lombardi Mel Ott Braves Arky Vaughn EX-MT front (minor paper loss Reds Giants EX-MT $55.00 Pirates back) $40.00 EX $45.00 EX+/EX-MT $89.95 EX+ $36.00 EX-MT $75.00 George Case Senators .......................EX $24.00 Jeff Heath Indians ......................... EX-MT 39.00 Gus Mancuso Cubs EX-MT 39.00; EX+/EX-MT 29.00 Ben Chapman Indians ............EX+/EX-MT 32.00 Billy Herman Cubs .........................VG-EX 35.00 Joe Vosmik Red Sox .......................VG-EX 24.00 Joe Cronin Red Sox ............................. VG 25.00 Pinky Higgins Tigers.............................EX 29.00 Rudy York Tigers ........................... EX-MT 45.00 Ival Goodman Reds ....................... EX-MT 39.00 Ken Keltner Indians .....EX+ 29.00; GD-VG 15.00 Joe Gordon Yankees ..........................EX+ 49.00 Mike Kreevich White Sox EX 25.00; VG-EX 20.00 1962 & 1963 STAT BACK EXHIBITS We recently picked up a small group of these tough postcard sized statistic back exhibit cards. These are similar to the regular exhibit cards of the same era but the players’ lifetime statistics are printed in black on the backs. These are among the most undervalued issues of the 1960’s. Johnny Callison Phillies ....................................................EX 3.75 Harvey Kuenn Giants .................................................. EX-MT 8.00 1962 STAT BACKS Norm Cash Tigers ....................................................NR-MT 10.00 Jim Landis White Sox .................................................. VG-EX 3.95 Norm Cash Tigers .................... EX+ $11.50 Orlando Cepeda Giants ............................................ EX-MT 15.00 Art Mahaffey Phillies ..................................................NR-MT 8.00 Nellie Fox White Sox .............. EX-MT 20.00 Dean Chance Angels ..................................................NR-MT 7.50 Frank Malzone Red Sox ........................................... EX-MT 10.00 Harmon Killebrew Twins ........ EX-MT 28.00 Tom Cheney Senators ................................................. VG-EX 3.95 Mickey Mantle Yankees .......................................... EX-MT 145.00 Sandy Koufax Dodgers ...EX+/EX-MT 60.00 Roberto Clemente Pirates ........................................ EX-MT 48.00 Roger Maris Yankees ................................................ VG-EX 20.00 Roger Maris Yankees ............. EX-MT 45.00 Rocky Colavito Tigers ............................................... EX-MT 18.00 Eddie Mathews Braves ....................................... VG pin hole 5.00 Willie Mays Giants ................. EX-MT 60.00 Choo Choo Coleman Mets .......................................... EX-MT 5.95 Willie Mays Giants ...............................................VG-EX/EX 29.00 Stan Musial Cardinals ................ EX+ 11.50 Roger Craig Mets ....................................................... EX-MT 5.95 Bill Mazeroski Pirates............................................... EX-MT 14.00 Joe Cunningham White Sox ....................................... EX-MT 5.95 Ken McBride Angels ............................... NR-MT 7.50; VG-EX 3.95 Don Drysdale Dodgers ............................................. EX-MT 15.00 Wally Moon Dodgers .........................................................EX 5.50 Dick Farrell Colt .45s ................................................. EX-MT 5.95 Stan Musial Cardinals .............................................. EX-MT 39.00 1963 STAT BACK EXHIBITS Whitey Ford Yankees ................................................. VG-EX 11.00 Charlie Neal Mets ......................................................NR-MT 7.95 We recently broke up an entire set – all Nellie Fox White Sox ................................................... VG-EX 7.50 Billy O’Dell Giants ..........................................VG-EX pin hole 2.50 singles available. Similar in design to the Tito Francona Indians ................................................. EX-MT 5.95 Milt Pappas Orioles .................................................... EX-MT 6.95 1962 Stat Backs, the 1963 series stats on Jim Gentile Orioles ...................................................... VG-EX 3.95 Camilo Pascual Twins ................................................ EX-MT 7.50 the are in red. Tony Gonzalez Phillies ................................................ EX-MT 5.95 Jimmy Piersall Senators ...................................................EX 8.50 Dick Groat Pirates ....................................................NR-MT 10.00 Vada Pinson Reds ....................................................NR-MT 11.00 Hank Aaron Braves .............NR-MT $39.00 Ray Herbert White Sox ......................................................EX 4.95 Brooks Robinson Orioles .................................................EX 15.00 Luis Aparicio White Sox ..................EX 6.50 Chuck Hinton Senators ................................. EX 4.95; VG-EX 3.95 Frank Robinson Reds ............................................... EX-MT 17.00 Bob Aspromonte Colt .45s........ VG-EX 3.95 Don Hoak Pirates ....................................EX-MT 5.95; VG-EX 3.95 Pete Runnels Colt .45s ......................................................EX 4.95 Ernie Banks Cubs ................. EX-MT 21.00 Frank Howard Dodgers ............................................ VG stain 4.50 Ron Santo Cubs ....................................................... EX-MT 14.00 Yogi Berra Yankees................................................... EX-MT 29.00 Ken Hubbs Cubs ...............................................EX+/EX-MT 16.00 Norm Siebern A’s ....................................................... EX-MT 5.95 Steve Barber Orioles ..................................................NR-MT 7.50 Joey Jay Reds ........................................................... EX-MT 5.95 Warren Spahn Braves .................... EX 10.00; VG-EX pin hole 6.00 Earl Battey Twins ....................................................... EX-MT 5.95 Al Kaline Tigers ........................................................ EX-MT 20.00 Lee Thomas Angels .................................EX-MT 5.95; VG-EX 3.95 Ken Boyer Cardinals.................................................NR-MT 12.00 Harmon Killebrew Twins ..................................................EX 10.00 Leon Wagner Angels .........................................................EX 4.95 Lew Burdette Braves.................................... EX-MT 5.95; EX 3.75 Sandy Koufax Dodgers .............................................NR-MT 55.00 Billy Williams Cubs ..........................................................EX 10.00 KIT YOUNG CARDS • 4876 SANTA MONICA AVE, #137 • DEPT. S-114 • SAN DIEGO, CA 92107 • (888) 548-9686 • KITYOUNG.COM 1936 R313 NATIONAL CHICLE FINE PENS – SET BREAK We recently broke up a set of the tough vintage “Fine Pen” set. Look closely – plenty of stars and Hall of Famers – many professionally graded. Some feature multiple players. 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EX-MT 25.00; VG-EX Rip Collins – Cardinals ............ VG-EX 16.00 Hank Greenberg – Tigers ........EX-MT 95.00 12.00 Pie Traynor – Pirates ...............EX-MT 49.00 12.00 Joe Cronin - Red Sox ....... SGC 40 VG 24.00 Lefty Grove - Red Sox ........PSA 4.5 VG-EX+ Ernie Lombardi says “Ugh” – Reds.. SGC 40 Billy Urbanski – Braves .................VG 10.00 Earl Averill – Indians EX 29.95; VG-EX 24.00 Frank Crosetti – Yankees ...............EX 27.00 33.00 VG 24.00 Arky Vaughan – Pirates ...........EX-MT 48.00 Jim Bucher – Dodgers ............ VG-EX 12.00 Jimmie Dykes catches Frank Crosetti - Stan Hack – Cubs ................... VG-EX 15.00 Red Lucas – Pirates ........ EX 15.00; SGC 50 Joe Vosmik – Indians ..SGC 50 VG-EX 15.00 Moe Berg - Red Sox ......................EX 95.00 White Sox/Yankees .........EX+/EX-MT 25.00 Odell Hale – Indians ......................EX 15.00 VG-EX 15.00 Honus Wagner – Pirates ... 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