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Notes: Jeter Rookie Sells for Big Price; Manning Memorabilia Suit Settled; Cobb Museum Card, Coin

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One of the 22 PSA 10 1993 Upper Deck SP Derek Jeter foil rookie cards sold for a record price of $99,100 on Wednesday night.

The card beat the old mark of $54,576 set early in 2017.

Bidding for the card offered by PWCC Auctions soared from $67,500 late in the afternoon to the eventual winning bid.

There’s been a new addition to the 1910 Nadja Caramels set.  SC Daily writer Anson Whaley corresponded with a collector who has a Fred Tenney card.  No others have emerged since the one he purchased at a St. Louis show in the 1980s and the Tenney isn’t included in popular vintage card guides.


The Tenney appears to be part of the E104-3 series, the third of three Nadja subsets that made up the issue.  The first two included members of the Philadelphia Athletics (E104-1) and Pittsburgh Pirates (E104-2).  The third set included players on various teams.

You can read more at PreWarCards.com.

It dragged on long enough that jury selection was set to begin this week, but the memorabilia fraud lawsuit filed by three collectors against Eli Manning and the New York Giants has been settled, avoiding a trial.

Attorneys for Eric Inselberg, Michael Jakab and Sean Godown stated they had evidence that Manning and the Giants’ equipment staff were less than upfront about the sale of their game-used gear. Manning and the Giants denied the claims, but in the end, decided to make a deal.

There’s no word on the details of the settlement.  You can read a breakdown of the case here.

The Ty Cobb Museum in Royston, GA is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year with a variety of special events planned throughout the year.  On Saturday, they’ll release a special Cobb baseball card of the along with a 20th Anniversary Edition Commemorative Challenge Coin.

The card is priced at $9.29 while the coins are $15.   Proceeds go toward the Museum.

The items go on sale at 10:30 Saturday. You can call Ty Cobb Museum at (706) 245-1825 to reserve.

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