Breisch-Williams results at Legendary last night
 

Anyone got a link for final prices? I can't seem to call them up. Thanks.

I looked for yesterdays sales and couldn't find them either. Anyone find them?

I think you have to wait until the end of the auction for the first half to reappear.

Hammer prices from memory:

Hanlon: $7,000
Siever: $1,500*
Donlin: $3,750
Lajoie: $3,250*
Gilbert: $1,800
Lush: $3,000
Phillippe: $4,750
Long: $3,000
Hahn: $4,500
Schreckengost: ?
Donahue: $1,500
Henley: ?
McAllister: $1,500
Carey: ?
Piatt: $850

* to the best of my memory

I'll fill in the holes.............

Henley $900*
Schreckengost $850
Carey $1600

*Won by yours truly...

Strong prices.

Congrats Mr. Yours Truly!

Thanks Pete, I think I got the steal of the night..........

Those were some really nice cards and a few toughies. I think we are all getting spoiled with how nice these Sullivan cards are, I mean those were very clean and bold cards with the biggest knock on any of them is a small single pencil number on the back. I can't wait for the next auction...

I may be wrong, but I believe that the E107's in last night's auction, were the last of the Sullivan's to be auctioned.

I backed off on the Lajoie, anyone here win it?

Tony

No, there's more to come...I also backed of the Lajoie, broke my heart...

They were part of 5 auctions already, which one's are left?

There will be cards auctioned off in August and November.

Auction
 

Both sessions have to close before everything is displayed. The final prices will be up and viewable tomorrow morning

Bob Freedman

Good job Rainier

To let you know how prices have dropped on E107, I paid more for SGC 30 Carey several years back than what that highest graded one went for in this auction.

For the record, I also backed off the Lajoie.

I thought the price on Lajoie was fair, but I wouldn't say that it went lower than expected. I would say that if the Lajoie had received a bid at the 3500 level, with the 19.5% buyers premium, it would have gone for about $4200 which is what this identical card went for in REA back in 2009. I had anticipated it going for a little less than that this time around just because of all the e107s available. I thought it would finish exactly at the 3k bidding incriment, but it ended up at $3250.

But yes, in this market, Type 2 HOFers that aren't named Delehanty hover around 4k for pretty nice ones. Counting BP and shipping, this one went for a bit over $3900 which is just about right.

Type 2 HOFers that aren't as nice as this Lajoie typically fall in the $2-2.5k range. For instance, I picked up a Keeler with creases across the face for $2400 a couple years back.

Just curious, why did people back off the Lajoie? I would have been happy to pick it up at the next bid increment ($3,500) but fell asleep early that night and forgot to bid.

Phil,

I backed off towards the end. The more I looked at the card, there was a brown stain across his face, and I figured I would save my money, and wait for a Type 1 example. I don't think the Type 2 examples will ever explode in value.

I'm also waiting for a nice Type 1 Chesbro as well.

Tony

My grand idea for my e107 collection include a type 2 and Id love a second HOFer, but I have to acquire a few others still so $3k was my stop point...gotta be able to walk away.

I put in max bid couple days prior and just waited. I didn't want to go beyond $3000 at this time.