(LOT 529)
1909-11 T206 Mordecai Brown Portrait Piedmont 150/25 PSA 7 NM - One 2 Piedmont Examples Graded Higher!
CLASSIC PORTRAIT BROWN!!! One of the Deadball Era's legendary Cooperstown inductees, Brown achieved his iconic nickname when, as a young farm boy, he accidentally stuck his hand in a corn shredder, severely cutting his index finger and paralyzing his pinky finger. Yet, his deformed hand eventually seemed to be the primary reason for the uncanny movement on his pitches, leading to 239 career victories wins and a microscopic 2.06 ERA. This sensational PSA 7 T206 portrait with a Piedmont 150 Subjects verso is one of eight PSA Piedmonts at this hallowed level, with only two Piedmonts graded higher. Brown's classic Carl Horner portrait image reveals the finest possible aesthetics, bursting with brilliant facial hues that are set against a virtually flawless bold red background. Snow-white borders, square corners, and relatively clean surfaces complete this sparkling 115-year-old keepsake!

MIN BID $1,500
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