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Collecting Tractor Cards
Collecting "TractorCards" is fast becoming a favorite hobby of many tractor enthusiasts. Our cards can now be purchased from more than 40 dealers across the U.S., including a number of John Deere dealerships. Recent ads in the "TractorCard Trader", a newsletter issued five times a year, have offered $60 to $100 for the
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Collecting Tractor Cards FARM HOME Novelty Items 17-3-36 Collecting "TractorCards" is fast becoming a favorite hobby of many tractor enthusiasts. Our cards can now be purchased from more than 40 dealers across the U.S., including a number of John Deere dealerships. Recent ads in the "TractorCard Trader", a newsletter issued five times a year, have offered $60 to $100 for the original 5-card set issued in 1991 at a price of $3.00.
There are two 15-card sets of Deere tractors available for 1993, each packaged separately in hard plastic containers. They sell for $7.00 each. Set 93-1 is a collection of John Deere high-crop series tractors while set 93-2 pictures the John Deere 20-series tractors. A third collection, called Set C, consists of six cards of various other old tractors (no John Deeres). It sells for $3.00.
Each card has a 4-color picture on front and the name of the owner on back, serial number, year built, and other statistics as well as a trivia question about tractors. (Ray Schmidgall, TractorCards, 1988 Willoughby Rd., Mason, Mich. 48854 ph 517676.1835)
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