Latest revision as of 13:41, 25 December 2012

Description

1937 O-Pee-Chee is a 40-card set designated V-300 by the American Card Catalog. The whole set features exclusively American League players and is sequentially-numbered beginning at 101.

Each card measures 2 3/8" X 2 7/8" and feature black-and-white die-cut player photos against a ballpark background. The backs are printed both in English and French.

The back of each card makes a reference to the set being part of a "Series A." One can infer that O-Pee-Chee had planned a second series, possibly with National Leaguers, but was never released.

This set features the first mainstream baseball card of Hall of Famer Bob Feller.

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Cards	Total Cards	Numbered To	Odds
Base	40	-	?

Checklist

Base Set

101 John Lewis
102 Jackie Hayes
103 Earl Averill
104 Harlond Clift
105 Beau Bell
106 Jimmie Foxx
107 Hank Greenberg
108 George Selkirk
109 Wally Moses
110 Gee Walker UER (Photo is Gerry Walker)
111 Goose Goslin
112 Charlie Gehringer
113 Hal Trosky
114 Buddy Myer
115 Luke Appling
116 Zeke Bonura
117 Tony Lazzeri
118 Joe DiMaggio
119 Bill Dickey
120 Bob Feller
121 Harry Kelley
122 Johnny Allen
123 Bob Johnson
124 Joe Cronin
125 Rip Radcliff
126 Cecil Travis
127 Joe Kuhel
128 Odell Hale
129 Sam West
130 Ben Chapman
131 Monte Pearson
132 Rick Ferrell
133 Tommy Bridges
134 Schoolboy Rowe
135 Vern Kennedy
136 Red Ruffing
137 Lefty Grove
138 Wes Ferrell
139 Bobo Newsom UER (Photo is of Buck Newsom)
140 Rogers Hornsby

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 O-Pee-Chee is a 40-card set designated V-300 by the [[American Card Catalog]].  The whole set features exclusively American League players and is sequentially-numbered beginning at 101.
-Each card measures 2 3/8" X 2 7/8" and feature black-and-white die-cut player photos against a ballpark background with small players. The backs are printed in English and French.
+Each card measures 2 3/8" X 2 7/8" and feature black-and-white die-cut player photos against a ballpark background. The backs are printed both in English and French.
 The back of each card makes a reference to the set being part of a "Series A."  One can infer that O-Pee-Chee had planned a second series, possibly with National Leaguers, but was never released.