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Very Interesting!

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Sharkey

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Edenwald...on the label.

 

Bingo!!!!!

 

Since when was that an official pedigree? Has anyone else seen Edenwald on a Label?

 

There was a thread about this a long time ago. Don't have time to search. I don't think it's an official pedigree -- maybe just another collection that CGC notes on the label? confused-smiley-013.gif

 

It is one of the old labels, so I'd assume there are more Edenwald copies. I think I saw some on one of the Vault Auctions (not the one that just ended, but one before that).

 

I'll PM Pedigree Man and see if he knows.

 

--Steve

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sfilosa

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Nevermind, I did the search and found the thread:

 

Pedigrees and Collections thread

 

 

They use Edenwald as an example of a collection not a pedigree.

 

 

Except collections are usually noted right under the grade. That spot on the label is usually reserved for Pedigrees, Variants or Multiple Cover notations.

 

Does anyone else have a Edenwald on their label?

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Nevermind, I did the search and found the thread:

 

Pedigrees and Collections thread

 

 

They use Edenwald as an example of a collection not a pedigree.

 

 

Except collections are usually noted right under the grade. That spot on the label is usually reserved for Pedigrees, Variants or Multiple Cover notations.

 

Does anyone else have a Edenwald on their label?

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Aces

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Nevermind, I did the search and found the thread:

 

Pedigrees and Collections thread

 

 

They use Edenwald as an example of a collection not a pedigree.

 

 

Except collections are usually noted right under the grade. That spot on the label is usually reserved for Pedigrees, Variants or Multiple Cover notations.

 

Does anyone else have a Edenwald on their label?

 

"EDENWALD COLLECTION"

 

I'm sure it was just probably a label mis-print. confused-smiley-013.gif

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sfilosa

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Steve, isn't there a JIM #83 9.0 or 9.4 that is an Edenwald book as well as a few other keys?

 

There are plenty of Edenwald books. But does anyone have a scan (other than TTA#27) where CGC has acknowledge it as a pedigree.

 

Edenwald to me was like Golden State, Slobodian, Monterey, Cleveland, etc. where there was a known provenance, but CGC didn't acknowledge it as a pedigree.

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