Card Identification Forum

  I have a similar Nolay Ryan "round card"  also by MSA which came inside Jiffy Pop.   It is valued like my card, it is not worth much.

A pair sold on ebay for $10.50 (free shipping) and a single one sold in a BIN for $10 (plus shipping). There are a couple up there now, one "raw" and one PSA graded.

 The great thing about EBAY is getting that 2nd bidder to push up the value.    I have put things out which got no minimum bid and two months later put it out again and got two or three bidders and the price sky rockets.    Suppy and demand and how many looking at any given time.    Can be a crapshoot for the seller.   Great place for buyers to get good deals.

@NJDevils: Great point. Back when I first started on ebay (late 1990s), I was listing some oddball cards that were getting quite the attention. First one would sell for say $20. I'd list another one a couple months later, but because there was one less bidder, it would sell at about $16. Third one, I'd be lucky to get $10. Now, those same style of cards don't even get 3 views in a week while they are listed. And, yes, recently, I've had the same thing happen - list something for weeks (maybe even months) with no bidders and then, 3 people bid on it. I'm certainly not complaining, since I make sure I'm never paying listing fees (if you play it right, they'll give you more than you can use), so I never lost money posting stuff that didn't sell. Of course, that hurts buyers, as sellers are less likely to really try to sell stuff. I know I wanted every item to sell back in the 90s because I  was paying listing fees back then (of course, they were A LOT less back then). This post looks like it could have been in the "Ebay Rants" thread! 

These cards apparently have diffrent " sponsors" on the back of the cards.......I just finished putting together a set of 6 Phillies - sponsored by " Isaly's" with 155 locations to serve you :). Sweet William Family Restaurants......kinda funny though....the MLB players logo and the team name are identified, yet the hat is blank ???? I thought that had only to do with unlicensed products ?????

Licensed by the MLBPA  gets the one logo, but the MLB license gets the team logos. There was nothing against using the team NAMES as long as the logos weren't used. If you look at a wrapper from 1981 Fleer, you'll see both logos. (And from what I remember, there were 2 different sizes, which indicated the print run - I don't remember if small meant run 1 or run 2.) But 1980s Fleer cards are good examples of cards with both MLB and MLBPA logos. 

THANKS for t he education si

I had a bunch just like these from Crane Potato Chips in my old original collection that I sold off.  I have one today, same Ice Cream company as this one, of Catfish Hunter.  Haven't been able to locate a checklist yet, but probably didn't look real hard either.  I"ll add this checklist to my list of things to look for so I can add the set to the database.

 yep there are several different varieties.