Question about these 1933 Goudey cards I found today.. Reprints I’m assuming?

[Landonclark13]

I was going through a bunch of my collection from years ago, and came across these three. I do not remember getting them or where I got them, and I am assuming they are reprints. But they are not labeled as a reprint anywhere on the card at all.

Do anyone have any tips for me to look for to confirm they are reprints, other than sending them or taking them somewhere.

I do not expect them to be the real deal, but if somehow they are, I will be getting them graded.

Pics attached. Thanks

 

[giants1249er]

Could they be this?

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[Landonclark13]

That’s what I thought but those have reprint printed on the back. Between Guidry gum co and bottom

 

[zlw1]

Years ago in these variety pack boxes from Vantage? I believe that is what they were called... They had these inserted into mystery boxes with 500 or so cards if I remember, along with t206/t205/cracker jack cards. Not sure if that is where these came from, but I remember vividly seeing these in the mid-to-late 90s. The card stock would've been reproduced on a newer card stock.

 

[PRosefan1]

Honest, I would try to google how to tell if my goudey are real. Or similarly how to spot fake goudey cards and see if anything comes up. I tried this with the '63 pete rose rookies and found some really good tips and pointers.

 

[mrmopar]

It's starting to sound cliche when people post on the internet and the masses come out to blast the cards, but they do look uniformly too clean. It's almost impossible to tell from those pictures though. If they are similar to other cards issued later, then odds are good they are fakes.

Do you have any Goudey cards you know are real to compare with? They are pretty unique in comparison to modern cards. They tend to be a little thicker than the modern card if I recall. I'd have to dig out a few to confirm that.