BUCK WEAVER collection for sale (possibly)

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Posted By: Tom Lawrie

I am considering selling a Buck Weaver collection that I put together over the last decade to focus on other things. However, I don't really want to sell it a piece at a time, so I will sell it only if I can get a good offer for the entire 8-card group. Several are the highest (or only) graded examples.


Here's a list:

1911 T212 Obak - PSA 5 (2001 Mastro, described as undergraded and one of best examples)
1911 E100 Bishop (Red Backgrnd) - SGC 50
1912 T207 Broadleaf Back - SGC 80 (Really nice)
1915 M101-5 Blank Back #188 - SGC 70
1916 Tango Eggs (Tinker Pose) - SGC 60
1916 E135 Collins-McCarthy - SGC 70 (Really nice)
1916 Boston Store (H801-8) - SGC 40 (corners only)
1916 BF2 Felt Pennant (Rose) - VG-EX


Regardless of your definition of rookie card, Weaver's is in this lot somewhere. E-mail me at lawriejr@comcast.net if interested.

Thanks,
Tom

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Tom--I guess you never got the message on the Mayo Ewing I have been holding for you for the past seven months. Please get hold of me.

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Posted By: runscott

before posting anything else.

You currently owe me for two items, under two new ebay ids, one no longer registered, the other with invalid contact information. I expect winning bidders to respond to emails and to pay, and I think this situation has affected enough of us to where it's time it hit the board.

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Posted By: B C Daniels

eom then you can pay these other guys. Sounds like Scott means business...he will do you in!

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Posted By: vorthian

You mention that the T212 is from the 2001 Mastro auction, why not mention that some of the others were from the 2002 August Mastro auction (lot 1125)?

Did you bought the lot back? At any rate, it's a phenomenal lot.

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Posted By: vorthian

bought = buy.

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Posted By: Tom Lawrie

that they were in Mastro? I only mentioned the Obak because the auction had described the card as a really nice, undergraded example, plus it was in a PSA holder which usually requires more scrutiny on vintage issues. I didn't think that SGC-graded cards needed any further provenance.

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Posted By: B C Daniels

"Phenomenal" !!! as in "Smith" = Tom!