Lelands Auction is closing in 2 days

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Posted By: <b>leon</b><p>Hey Folks,<br />Again, as an equal opportunity dictator (or "opinionator" as some have coined me), I have been asked by a friend of the board to let folks know that the Lelands auction is ending in 2 days. They do have a lot of nice vintage baseball cards which is in keeping with the board focus as well as a lot of other nice items. The can be found at www.lelands.com ....I have always been given good service by them in the past....A few of the lots and current bids and prices are listed below.....best regards....moderator dude (leon)<br /><br /> <br />234 1911 T205 Gold Border Well Centered HOF Pair PSA 6 EX/MT $778.12 10 <br />235 T205 Eddie Collins Open Mouth PSA 6 EX-MT $863.06 11 <br />236 Collection Of T205 Gold Border Cards All PSA 5 EX (17) $1,726.16 14 <br />237 Collection Of T205 Gold Borders All Short Prints And Rarities All PSA Graded (21) $2,527.28 16 <br />238 1910 P2 Pin Collection Of (180) With Several PSA Graded $1,207.89 6 <br />239 Collection Of 38 Colgan’s Chips Discs $300.00 0 <br />240 Collection Of (40) T206 Cards Overall VG Condition $784.60 13 <br />241 1909-11 T206 Red Kleinow Boston Variation With Rare Red Hindu Reverse PSA 4 VG/EX $1,296.89 10 <br />242 T207 Ivan Olson Printing Error Card (GAI 4.5) $200.00 1 <br />243 1911 T207 Brown Background John Ferry PSA 7 $225.00 6 <br />244 1914 Baseball B18 Blankets Group, (57) Including Joe Jackson, Ty Cobb And Walter Johnson. $1,771.56 7 <br />245 1915 Cracker Jack #35 Harry Hooper SGC 92 NM/MT+ 8.5 $1,948.72 6 <br />246 Ty Cobb American Caramel Card $484.00 3 <br />247 1932 U.S. Caramel #7 Joe Cronin PSA 8 NM/MT $1,331.00 4 <br />248 1933 Goudey #76 Mickey Cochrane PSA 7 NM $535.89 7 <br />249 1933 Goudey #189 Joe Cronin SGC 88 NM/MT 8 $732.05 5 <br />250 1933 Delong Baseball #7 Lou Gehrig PSA 4 VG/EX $1,426.58 10 <br />251 1935 Diamond Stars PSA 8 HOF Pair $732.05 5 <br />252 1934 Batter-Up Collection (55) With Several PSA Graded $1,210.00 3 <br />253 1941 Goudey #20 Carl Hubbell PSA 6 EX/MT $250.00 3 <br />254 1941 Play Ball #13 Jimmie Foxx SGC 92 NM/MT+ 8.5 $1,296.89 11 <br />255 Rare Ruth, Cobb, Aaron And Wagner Exhibit “Playing” Cards $300.00 0 <br /><br /><br />Lelands-<br />3947 Merrick Road ~ Seaford, NY 11783 <br />~ phone (516) 409-9700 ~ fax (516) 409-9797 ~ email Info@lelands.com<br /><br /> <br />

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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Is lot 240 a group of 40 cards in overall Vg condition or is it a group of 40 Orville Overall cards? (just a T206 joke, that's all).

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Posted By: <b>Cat</b><p>This auction seems to have a much different personality than Mastro. Mastro prices shot up in a hurry, where, to me, Lelands still seems to have some bargains with only a little over one day left on many of the desirable auctions. Is there a chance any of these bargains are going to stick or are there going to be a lot of late bids? Seems like money is tight right now.<br /><br /><br><br>Edited to correct typos unless otherwise noted.

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Posted By: <b>Alan</b><p>Lelands auction closes a week later than Mastro's did ? Maybe good, maybe not ???????????

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Posted By: <b>Josh Evans</b><p>Leon:<br />Nice to be back on the Forum. <br />Thank you for the plug. It is great to be back in New York this week and at Lelands after a month in Puerto Rico. The auction is going great and as always there are a lot of good buys still. We keep our reserves low and the reserves are real (as opposed to some others whose prices shoot up mysteriously right off the bat). Also, we try to do our best on all fronts especially in the area of customer service where we have grown by leaps and bounds. As always our authenticity levels are the best in the business.<br /><br />If anyone wants to talk to me tomorrow (Thursday) or Friday they can call me in the office (516 409 9700) or email me at jevans@optonline.net. I will be there both days till late. Mike Heffner (my partner and resident genius), Ron Rolleri (our COO), Richard Bond (autographs and jerseys), Chris Porter (cards), Jon Perry (cards), and Bruce Mauro (hockey and Americana) will be there as well. <br /><br />Comparing our results (so far) to Mastro and Sotheby’s (who I think are the leaders along with us right now in terms of prices), overall we are equal if not better. Actually I am hearing that Sotheby’s was weak overall except for a few great prices on certain pieces. <br /><br /><br />Regards<br />Josh Evans<br /><br /><br />P.S. The movies in Puerto Rico suck so went to the flicks the last three nights. Capote (killer), Good Night and Good Luck (better than the History Channel) and tonight I saw King Kong (blew me away). Bet you didn’t know I was film critic for my college newspaper and ran the Film Society. <br />By the way, John Lennon over Babe Ruth big time. <br /><br />

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Posted By: <b>warshawlaw</b><p>Since you "outed" their auction I've been KO'd from 3 lots. J/K

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Posted By: <b>scott brockelman</b><p>if anyone bought the N43 lot out of Lelands i would be interested in trading or buying a couple of them.<br /><br />Scott

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Posted By: <b>Dan Koteles</b><p>I had lot 220....the Cousy 61 card ,I had over 2 k <br />into it and UGHH!.That card looked nicer in hand <br />then in the photo .The orange was crystal clear<br />like no other....oh well. WIn some and lose some.

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Posted By: <b>Daniel Bretta</b><p>Wow...that Cousy card went cheap. Sorry to see that Dan.

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Posted By: <b>Dan Koteles</b><p>I play fair and didnt post on the board that it was <br />mine .But I tell you this, had you seen it like Lelands did when I presented it . Their response was, "that's<br />a 5k basketball card"....your eyes would have been<br />mesmerized like mine was when I bought it.<br /><br />WIsh you could have seen it.Thanks

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Posted By: <b>Josh Evans</b><p>Dan K: <br /><br />Not good <br />Maybe we can do something about it<br /><br />In past situations we have cut commissions, give credits towards future auctions, and even try to get the piece back<br /><br />Or not<br /><br />I am not familiar with this transaction so I cannot say<br />But we do investigate each situation and try to make our clients happy <br />Please email me at jevans@optonline.net <br /><br />But this is what happens when you run an honest auction<br />When there are no hidden reserves and you get a square deal <br /><br />If you want a free catalogue for the next sale email me please<br />We are a great place to consign <br /><br />Josh Evans <br />www.lelands.com

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Posted By: <b>Cobby33</b><p>Is it my search parameter(s) or are there essentailly no T206s in this auction?

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Posted By: <b>Josh Evans</b><p>Dan<br />Good news<br />I spoke to the winning bidder this morning and was able to get the high bidder to back out on the card<br />I explained your situation and he was real nice about it<br />By the way we did give you a $1000 cash advance at the time we took it in from you<br />Regards<br />Josh<br />

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Posted By: <b>Dan Koteles</b><p>The card was one fair and square by the bidder. It<br />was not your fault that the card went low. The<br />item was written correctly and exclusively.<br /><br />It (the post)was merely written to let the people<br />around know what was missed on a card soooooooooo<br />so nice. I havent spoken with Josh yet, so this <br />will clarify all intentions of the reply.<br /><br />Lelands is very professional always and I would<br />consign again if they would have me. This is one<br />post reply that could be concieved in a couple <br />of different ways -my way was only to state <br />"SEE WHAT YOU"S MISSED OUT ON"!!!....and nothing<br />more then that.This is why I stated that, "you win<br />some and you lose some.<br /><br />Thanks for your follow up concern to the benefit<br />of your customers.<br /><br />Again ,the bidder won fair and square and deserves<br />his prize.<br /><br />thanks Lelands<br />Dan Koteles

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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Josh Evans has certainly gone above and beyond the call of duty to make amends with a consignor, but Dan is man enough to realize that the card was won fair and square so why would the winner feel compelled to return it? I spend hours and hours with spread sheets trying to find something of good value in an auction and if I did and the auction house asked for it back, I think I would choose to keep it. Why not? This is a very unique scenario for sure.

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Posted By: <b>leon</b><p>You're a good man..

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Posted By: <b>Daniel Bretta</b><p>Three good deeds in one situation. The Auction House for making an attempt to get Dan his card back, The buyer for letting the auction house take the card back and Dan for letting the buyer keep his "steal".<br /><br />This is how everyone in this hobby should roll.

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Posted By: <b>Craig Lipman</b><p>Not to be a cynic but is it possible that a Lelands employee was the high bidder?