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REA surprises
I realize the auction isn't over yet...but I am surprised at some prices so far.
One that stands out is the e102 Cobb...psa 5 I think. It's really nice...but 20K+ nice????? PSA 9 Rose Rookie seems a bit lower than in the past artificial run up. Ridiculous prices for o smith/r henderson rookies...I mean seriously!!!! |
I agree, I thought I was in the running for that e102 Cobb....until it blew up
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Did you ever place a bid at an auction and later pray that someone would outbid you? That happened to me with this REA auction.
My surprise (and relief) was when someone finally did late this afternoon. Big sigh of relief. Tom C |
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"anger and disgust"?
Come on, Kevin, that was not what Pete indicated as I read it. He made a statement of fact, one that I have also felt. But there was no "anger and disgust" feeling when I was glad that someone had outbid me. This is a public forum where we share our mutual interests. Let's keep it at that. Cheers, Mike |
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The beautiful E98 Matty just left my orbit
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The D310 Berry at $1400 surprises me. I know it is highest graded, but so are the others, and some of those are lower pops.
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Both of the women in baseball lots are far above what I would have expected. The 1890-91 Young Ladies Baseball Club cabinet isn't easy to find but not super tough either. I see one or two per year trade hands. Usually in the $300-400 range. This one is at $840 with the sauce. Woof. And the group of 20 N48's at $2,750 with sauce. Most are in really bad shape. I dunno. Maybe they are worth $130-150 each. But buying 20 would think the per card would come down.
Tom C |
I just got the first warning e-mail. Why do I feel like a pony that got the whip on his flank, heading into the home stretch?
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There are 2 '55 Clemente PSA 6's. One is about 4500, one is 2500. I keep looking but I can't seem to tell what would be driving a $2000 difference.
The PSA 5 and PSA 6 '54 Bowman #66 Williams are going much cheaper that what I paid for it in April. My theory that card prices only go up when I am actively looking for the card has been validated! |
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Fair warning. The auction will close without notice prior to 12 am midnight eastern.
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I know they are tough especially in "higher" grades, but $8k plus juice for the lot of 3 E105s really shocked me.
DJ |
The Honey Boys (especially Rousch and Speaker) went for less than I expected. Everything else went for much more than I could stand.
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Henderson PSA 10 at $21,600 and Jordan RC PSA 10 at $16,800 (both include BP) were somewhat low and surprising compared to past results.
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CW
I agree, those saying the Henderson 10 went high have not been paying attention I guess. It might be higher than we feel it should be, but relative to other sales it was in no way out of line (high).
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Here's a wild one. VCP average on a PSA 6 1953 Bowman Mantle is about $1,700. A PSA 6 last night went for $4,800. And a BVG 6 went for 6,000. Both were nice-looking cards, but that seems crazy.
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How about the "possibly unique" 1980 Topps/Pepsi Guidry going for $6,000!
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The T3 Lajoie no offer went for a tasty number.
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I was surprised by what the Radbourn flipping the bird N172 went for. Here is the N173 version:
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Something about the phrase “mello mint” has always intrigued me - sort of relaxed me. Never even considered acquiring one, but I could see a fascination with the brand that would cause a bidding war on some nice looking examples.
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mellomints have quite possible the coolest backs in the bizness!!!!
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The high bids on the Mello Mints are almost certainly the result of just two bidders going back and forth. Therefore, it may not be an accurate indicator of what the cards are really worth.
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