Legendary Pick-ups
 

Interested to see if anyone got some deals in the Legendary auction. All of my bids on pre-war items got outbid (thanks, guys), but I did manage to get these for what I felt were fair deals

Did anyone on the board win the 2 card T3 lot with Merkle and Groom? If so, would the Merkle be available fo sale? LMK.

I won the Wheaties Minn. Millers pc lot.

But I was outbid on the Grignon PCs. If anyone on the Board won the Grignons I need Chance, Kling, and Overall to complete my set. Please help!

Cheers, Mike

I won the the Lincoln Publishing postcards.

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...11249a_lg.jpeg

Trying to complete the set, if anyone has any I'll pay strong for the last few I need!

1947 Morley Studio cards
 

I picked up a few small lots, nothing spectacular.

If anyone bought the 1947 Morley Studio cards, the first night, and would care to part with one, I will pay 2x for it. Also, couldn't you have NOT waited until there were only 5 minutes left every time you bumped it? :) Us old guys need some sleep. :eek:

Spectacular Jeff

Legendarg Wins For America's Toughest want list
 

Here we go

Old Judge Cabinet http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...x?lotid=110918

1939 Goudey Box http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...x?lotid=111358

Ullman Art Frame Post Cards http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...x?lotid=111262



Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List
bdorskind@dorskindgroup.com

The world's premiere buyer of rare baseball cards and memorabilia (no uniforms,equipment or autorgraphs, Pleae)

Was this a good deal?
 

More into 19th century boxing but I was tempted to buy this lot;

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...100&category=2

Just curious if this was a good deal or not.
Thanks,
-John

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...x?lotid=110486

I was very happy to pick up this Lowell cabinet which contains a very early image of HOFer Hugh Duffy. Equally of interest to me is the image of George Toffling (standing far right). Toffling almost made it into the Old Judge set (see "Close, But No...Cigarette Card" on page 69 of the Old Judge book). This very cabinet was also pictured on page 213 of the Old Judge book.

Damn son!!!

Just missed out on the 1920 Cleveland Indians P/C but did pick up one of the 1915 Indianapolis Freeman newspapers picturing Oscar Charleston. Not quite in the same class as Ryan's postcard but the second earliest image of Charleston that I have seen in 7 years of collecting Negro League HOF'ers. I find it amazing that both items closed in auctions within one week of each other.

I missed out on the Home Run Kisses lot of 16 but if the winner decides to break them up and sell any off, please let me know. Thanks.
tbob

If the winner of the (3) Tattoo Orbits decides to part with Dean, please me know!

Here's mine
 

I won this, but someone outbid me on the Mordecai Rose PC

Tony, great card at a great price.

Jeff
 

Jeff,

I agree. I was thrilled when I saw the final price. Im pretty sure Legacy Rarities had one a week ago sell for $2400 in the same grade.

Tony

I was the underbidder on the OC Clemente. I was bidding solely to flip it, and once the profit margin was gone, I was out. You got a fair deal if you are gonna keep it.....not much flip there though.

Picked up these two Cardinal postcards for the Hornsby.

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...x?lotid=111334