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Old 08-07-2022, 12:58 PM
Vintageclout Vintageclout is offline
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Default Ruth M101

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Originally Posted by mrreality68 View Post
I could be mistaken but the M101 Ruth went up. With BP the card went for $440k which I thought was 20k more than last time. But overall the Ruth’s and Jackson’s were softer than I thought and many who said the prices seems to be softening (at least based on this auction were correct.

The next market test is REA with a week to go. Then Love of Games the Week after, and so on.

Might just be Auction Fatigue with so many auctions in such a short time.
You are not mistaken - the Ruth M101 $440K sale is an increase and, to the best of my knowledge, a record price for a “3-VG” example in any public auction. Ruth is ultra-strong, and his high-end/scarce pre-1930 cards continue to fetch extremely strong pricing. For example, a PSA 1 1917 Collins McCarthy Ruth just sold for $114K in Huggins & Scott. No fatigue on rare Ruth’s.

Last edited by Vintageclout; 08-07-2022 at 01:02 PM. Reason: Typo
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