The ending price doesn't shock me as much as how little action the card got. I guess that is the risk of selling during the height of vacation season in the USA. Pre-crash that is a $1,500-$2,000 card any day of the week. Then again, there has been weakness in T226s for a while--that's how you scored that Jack Johnson, Al. Gary S. also had several higher grade commons [SGC 70s] up for $150 each this week that did not sell at all. He had them at the National on his table and they did not move. Before the Crash, those cards would have flown off the table at $250 each. Makes me wish all the more that I'd not ponied up for the Hull Collection SGC 60 Jeffries. Still, a nice looking card, even if its value has declined a bunch:
The offerings on the Dreier collection should be an interesting test of the set.