Hi Everyone,
November 15th is here! First Session Bidding ends today! Don't forget about the Second Session lots that end on the 16th. There are a lot of great cards.
Now that the $8.1 Million T206 dust has settled I am letting you all know that bidding for the Fall Heritage Signature Auction #50007 has begun! This is our largest card selection ever with over 2,200 lots! This is a cards only auction! The auction ends on Thursday, November 15 and Friday, November 16. The extended bidding format is the same as it has been for years. Open (or Proxy) bidding ends at 10pm central time on the day the lot ends. You will have to have placed a bid on a lot prior to this time to bid during the extended bidding period. Our ending format is a 30-minute clock rule on each individual lot. After 10pm central, each time a lot receives a bid the clock goes back to 30 minutes. Historically, 85-90% of the lots close by midnight central time. To get detailed information on a specific lot see the “Auction Info” section on each lot page. That will tell you what day the lots ends, the times, bid activity, etc.
Some highlights:
- Over eighty lots of 19th Century cards including over one hundred N172 Old Judge cards including portraits of Harry Wright and Cap Anson. There are two cards not imaged in "The Photographic Baseball cards of Goodwin & Company (1886-1890)" reference book. The half dozen N173 Old Judge Cabinets includes Dan Brouthers, Buck Ewing and a newly discovered Mickey Welch;
- N403 Yum Yum Tim Keefe (Pitching);
- A pair of N142 Duke cabinets and four N690 Kalamazoo Bats;
- W600 Sporting Life cabinets – Seven lots including Honus Wagner;
- A complete set of 1906-07 Sporting Life Team Postcards in single card lots;
- Post cards fans will find multiple scarcities including: 1906 Ullman Christy Mathewson, 1907-09 Novelty Cutlery Ed Walsh, 1907 Seamless Steel Tubes Co. Ty Cobb (a new to the hobby find), 1908 $ In Shield Doc White, 1908-09 Rose Company Christy Mathewson plus Dietsche Tigers and Cubs and a PC796 Cobb;
- Tobacco cards include a 1909-11 T206 Old Mill-Brown Dutch Jordan plus other cards with rare backs;
- A selection of D380-1 & D380-2 Clement Bros. Bread cards;
- “E” Cards! Two E90-1 Joe Jackson cards, E90-1 Miller “Red Sunset” variation, E93 Cy Young, E94 Honus Wagner, three E94 Cy Youngs, two E95 Wagner cards and an E104-2 Wagner;
- E224-1 Texas Tommy Walter Johnson and Type 1 Fred Snodgrass;
- T206 Sweet Caporal Cy Young (Glove Shows) graded PSA NM-MT 8;
- A partial set of PSA graded Tango Eggs;
- A partial set of D322 Tip Top Bread Pittsburgh Pirates;
- 1917 E135 Collins-McCarthy Babe Ruth;
- 1910 T209-1 Contentnea (Color) Complete Set - #1 on the PSA Registry;
- 1911 T5 Pinkerton Cabinets including Walter Johnson, Honus Wagner, Chock Gandil;
- 1914 H813-3 Boston Garter (Sepia) Tris Speaker;
- Two W514 Joe Jackson;
- 1922 E121 American Caramel Co. Series of 120 Babe Ruth PSA MINT 9;
- 1932 U.S. Caramel Babe Ruth #32 SGC 86 NM+ 7.5;
- 1933 Goudey Napoleon Lajoie #106 PSA Fair 1.5;
- Assorted scarcities like 1917-20 M101-6 Felix Mendelsohn Ty Cobb, 1922 V89 William Paterson Eddie Collins, 1926-29 Exhibits Ty Cobb, 1933 Worch Cigar Lou Gehrig;
- Plus a selection of T206’s, T205’s, 1933 and 1934 Goudey with multiple Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig cards, 1933 George C. Miller, 1934 World Wide Gum, 1933 Tattoo Orbit cards and pins and a lot more!
Catalogs mail on October 24 so you should receive them shortly. If you place $1,000 in bids in each of our catalog auctions, you will continue to get a catalog. If you haven’t or would like a free catalog, please email me at
peterc@ha.com.
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If you have questions or issues about the auction, it is best to email me at
peterc@ha.com or you can call me directly at (214) 409-1789.
Friendly suggestion: Please don’t wait until the last minute to place bids. When the open bid session is ending, caller activity can be heavy. We cannot update or verify your credit card information, references, etc. at that time or tell you what your password is. All we can do is send you an email for you to reset it yourself.
Thank You and Good Luck,
Peter