Re: mastro, Lots 997 thru 1006.
 

Posted By: <b>joe maples</b><p>Anyone win any of these cards in Mastro auction? Herpoisheimer's 1921 cards. Were you satisfied with the prices? Also, I see no reason to buy another SCD price guide because prices are not even close on vintage cards. Anybody else have input on the price guide? I do know the prices are just a guideline, but most are not even close.<br /><br />Joe

Re: mastro, Lots 997 thru 1006.
 

Posted By: <b>Bottom of the Ninth</b><p>What makes you think that a guide that comes out once a year can possibly have relevant prices when nobody has been able to master that with a monthly publication? It is a guide and a wonderful checklist and worth the few bucks each year.<br /><br />As for the Herpolsheimer's if they are truly unique then the prices were low with the exception of the Johnson which may have almost been close to ebay retail.

Re: mastro, Lots 997 thru 1006.
 

Posted By: <b>joe</b><p>I guess that's my point, don't call it a price guide, call it a checklist. You can use previous years for the checklist feature. The price guides actually come from the auction results from the catalogs or online auctions, including ebay.<br /><br />Joe

Re: mastro, Lots 997 thru 1006.
 

Posted By: <b>identify7</b><p>True.

Re: mastro, Lots 997 thru 1006.
 

Posted By: <b>Bottom of the Ninth</b><p>You could use the prior years but then you would miss out on the newly added sets, like the Herpolsheimer's, and new finds within sets.

Re: mastro, Lots 997 thru 1006.
 

Posted By: <b>Jeff McKee</b><p>Hey Greg,<br /> It looks like we should have bought that lot for the going price at the time. It was a bargain given those prices. That Johnson sold for just over $1000. when it was listed on ebay, the winner beat me out on that one and the Cobb.