Great episode guys!  ESCO printed a series every year in the 1940's, 32 cards each year.  From our perspective today, many people say they are no longer a major issue, people don't know the history because the grading services and price guides lump them into groups of years like 1939-1946 for the war years. Gehrig was only printed in 1939, Chuck Klein only in 1941, Ted Williams with the 9 showing was printed each year, 1943-45.

I love the 48 bowman set. Stan and Red’s cards are hugely important within my collection. Great but short episode.

Great episode!

Great set guys. I’m always drawn to that Musial. That turtle comment cracked me up with Spahn. Congrats Mike on the W!

Hi guys. Another fantastic episode. Congrats Mike on the win. I'm already looking forward to next week. I hope you both have a fantastic week.

Am I the only one that goes straight to the end to see if Chris wins?
I only watch episodes that Chris wins LOL.

Another great episode, nice win at the end!

Came to see what Chris' technical issue would be this week.  😀

Finally. The world is back to normal

Chris takes it on the chin but he can take comfort in his time spent with Jamie Lee Curtis. 😊

Great episode fellas. Well I only have one of these a Musial psa 6 . Grats Mike on the win

Great cards and show.

FINALLY! I was beginning to think you  forgot how to win.  Now let's get on a roll and not make this a fluke

I have this set complete in vg or better bought from larry fritsch in 1973 for 100$  does anyone know if bill Henderson is still around? The king of commons was his nickname

Bob feller rookie card is 1937 opc guys common 2 experts didn't know that very weak you guys sad and be sure I know I have the complete set I'm from Canada home of opc,,,O-Pee-Chee ,,,by the way those cards were meant to be bent in half so the can stand up same thing  as the 1936-37 hockey set