The holy Grail....cou'de gra if you will!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[chaplain11]

I just received the centerpiece of my Lou Gehrig collection today It is a PSA 6 authenticated 1933 Goudy #160 autographed!!!! My favorite part is that it is an acutal card issued during his playing days. I cannot begin to express my excitement

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Take care,
Dewayne

 

[timfsu2k]

 

[NYY1]

that's a nice one.

 

[redsfan24]

 

[Soxfan33]

+1. WOW!!! That is awesome!!!! Congrats!!!

John

 

[jflan702]

 

[David K.]

Glad to see you finally landed his auto! Best regards, David

 

[Loyalty32]

WOW! What a GREAT piece!

Thanks
Craig

 

[pltcards]

Way to go Big D. Doesnt get any better than that. Congrats brother. Pat

 

[entersandman]

 

[Trishlp]

Very cool! Congrats
Trish

 

[quambomb]

that is amazing!!!!

 

[Yanks21]

WOW, That is great. Very nice!

 

[mrmopar]

So you did end up the winner. I wondered. I was watching it. Nice pick up!

I just received the centerpiece of my Lou Gehrig collection today It is a PSA 6 authenticated 1933 Goudy #160 autographed!!!! My favorite part is that it is an acutal card issued during his playing days. I cannot begin to express my excitement

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Take care,
Dewayne

 

[otgoal]

 

[chieftazmisty]

Hey DeWayne
All i got to say is awesome baby. Now you do have one of the best collection of Gehrig of all times
Keep it up
Later
Tom

 

[jrchoholic83]

Wow! I love those vintage sigs, especially one as tough as Gehrig! VERY well done!

Jeremy

 

[Meliah]

Congrats DeWayne, I'm glad you were finally able to land one of his autos

 

[tugboat2648]

I was watching the auction the whole way- Im glad that you won it

Absolutely amazing card, congrats

 

[tribefan]

There are many things interesting about this item but for me it's the story of who got it signed, when and where.

Was it a little kid who carried that thing in his pocket for weeks never having a chance to know what he really had?

How many were signed that day that ended up in the wash because Mom forgot to empty pockets?

Who owned it along the way, etc.?

Was it sold at some point in recent years just to put groceries on the table or make a house payment?

That is an amazing piece of (unknown) history!