I always enjoy a nice picture or print of Walter payton. Here's a nice 11x14 sketch plus a print by Bryan Reno. One of these days I will have to put all of my Payton stuff together in one post. Here is the latest hoard in somewhat of a chronological order.
I bought some duplicate rookie cards because they appeared in GREAT shape...the infamous 1976 Topps #148 and a Mint or better Crane Disc. More rare than the Crane Disc, the "Saga" Disc is allegedly worth around $400. I found a PSA 9 of that card.
I also have obtained a few more unique cards...a 1979 Sportscaster card (4.3 inch by 6.3 inch), 1979 Stop and Go 3D card a 1981 Bears Police PSA 10 (Population of only 6 in the world of that
grade) and A highly sought out 1982 Marketcom card #32, Series C made in St. Louis.
Another oddball card is the 1988 Starting Lineup card that was to be included in the first series of the football action figures by Kenner. Kenner forgot that Payton retired in 1987 and his likeness, etc. was no longer property of the NFL or NFL Players Association. A few of these cards have made it to the secondary market and I have one graded PSA 9, Mint.
Next I have brand new 1986 musical pinback that I am very curious to rip open and see if it works! You know I won't. I love the 1981 Coke bottle cap of Walter as well as the 1983 NAPPCO pencil of Walter What, you ask? A pencil? Yes, I respond, a TEN DOLLAR pencil!
1986 Musical Pinback/Button
1981 Bottle Cap
1983 Nappco Pencil
I picked up a gem of a collectible in the 1987 Ace Fact Packs made in Great Britain. This 33 card deck was manufactured in many of the NFL teams to promote American Football. I don't think they were big sellers over there. They have become highly collectible here in the U.S. A Superstar's individual card, such as Walter Payton's has a value of $100. Some of the other Bear Players like Hampton, McMahon, Dent and McMichael can command $35-$50 EACH! I have the entire set in original box which is said to value at $300.
"Payton" 1988 By mark Sufrin
1996 Grolier Card
This bext item is just plain sweet. It is from 1990 and is a 9x12 framed Stamford Art Mirror. I have not found out too much about it. The picture seems familiar. Regardless, it is a very, very nice addition to my collection.
Just an ash tray with a nicely embossed figure #34 of Walter Payton - hard to see in the picture
Wilson walter payton football
Genuine autographed ball - I have cleaned it up and it looks MUCH better
A couple of neat Caps
a wood cut out - 12 inches
A little rubber stamp
1992 Sports Impressions (duplicate) ^
Another oddball card is the 1988 Starting Lineup card that was to be included in the first series of the football action figures by Kenner. Kenner forgot that Payton retired in 1987 and his likeness, etc. was no longer property of the NFL or NFL Players Association. A few of these cards have made it to the secondary market and I have one graded PSA 9, Mint.
Next I have brand new 1986 musical pinback that I am very curious to rip open and see if it works! You know I won't. I love the 1981 Coke bottle cap of Walter as well as the 1983 NAPPCO pencil of Walter What, you ask? A pencil? Yes, I respond, a TEN DOLLAR pencil!
1986 Musical Pinback/Button
1981 Bottle Cap
1983 Nappco Pencil
I picked up a gem of a collectible in the 1987 Ace Fact Packs made in Great Britain. This 33 card deck was manufactured in many of the NFL teams to promote American Football. I don't think they were big sellers over there. They have become highly collectible here in the U.S. A Superstar's individual card, such as Walter Payton's has a value of $100. Some of the other Bear Players like Hampton, McMahon, Dent and McMichael can command $35-$50 EACH! I have the entire set in original box which is said to value at $300.
"Payton" 1988 By mark Sufrin
1996 Grolier Card
This bext item is just plain sweet. It is from 1990 and is a 9x12 framed Stamford Art Mirror. I have not found out too much about it. The picture seems familiar. Regardless, it is a very, very nice addition to my collection.
Just an ash tray with a nicely embossed figure #34 of Walter Payton - hard to see in the picture
Wilson walter payton football
Genuine autographed ball - I have cleaned it up and it looks MUCH better
A couple of neat Caps
a wood cut out - 12 inches
A little rubber stamp
1992 Sports Impressions (duplicate) ^
1995 SLU Timeless Legends Black Shoes ^^^
Above is a very rare Hall of Fame figurine manufactured by Vince Costello. Here is his brief history from Wikipedia. a former American football linebacker who played twelve seasons in the National Football League for the Cleveland Browns (1956–66) and New York Giants (1967–68). He later coached with Paul Brown as linebackers coach for the Cincinnati Bengals(1969–1973); Miami Dolphins (1974) and the Kansas City Chiefs (until his retirement).Costello graduated from Magnolia High School in 1949.[1]Costello now lives in Kansas City, Missouri, where he owns a company that makes and designs various sports collectibles, including a line exclusively designed for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. His store is called Vince Costello's Collectibles.
Vince Costello
Matryeshko nesting Dolls
McFarlane 12 inch RARE Blue jersey variant
1978 plastic Vienna Beef Cups - Mike Phipps, James Scott, Walter payton and Alan Page
Danbury Mint Stein and Clock
.999 Siler Round
From kentucky Fried Chicken - headband and wrist bands "Payton Power"
Pretty cool City of Chicago Parking Pass for 2001 honoring Payton
Stickers
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For some reason I can't bring up the walter payton Danbury mint stein. Please email me back also looking for gayle sayers stein. Thank you.
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