Need help from a Vintage expert

[gratzi]

I have a few cards from, I'm pretty sure, 53-54 Parkhurst. They aren't in the greatest of shape as they mostly have some found corners but I would like to move them. Looking for someone who would be good with values on cards from that era or someone who might be interested in them.

Jeff

 

[AdamCormier]

Best thing to do..would be scan them front and back and let members here evaluate them..then look at selling/trading them based on what you have

 

[Billwinkle]

Parkhurst

I collect nothing but vintage so if you send me some scans or at least the numbers of the cards I can tell you actual value not book value. Most times the book is high but sometimes it is way low as well. I assume these are raw cards which is all I am ever interested in. I more than likely have the ones you have but I still need 5 cards for that set.

 

[gratzi]

I don't have a scanner so I did the best I could with my camera. Take a look at my photo bucket

http://s261.photobucket.com/user/gratzicollection/library/Vintage?sort=4&page=1

 

[Billwinkle]

The Howell is the most valuable one you have, however they are all in pretty rough shape, so a collector wouldn't pay much for any of them. There are creases stains and severe corner wear. You should be able to sell each in the $3-$7 range because these would be considered fair to good in condition. The Howell will more than likely get you into the $20-$40 range. I have them all with the possible exception of the Mackell. Is there a french only Bio, english and french Bio's or no bios on the back? This will also effect the value quite a bit. If you have the one I need I will make you a great offer for it.

 

[Bossy22]

I would be interested in trading for the lot if you were looking to move them. Pm me with what you collect and we can go from there. I like old.