T206 Uzit

[ezez420]

So who got any Uzits this morning?

[Sean1125]

I had one last week

[dog*dirt]

He is talking about these...

http://www.liveauctioneers.com/catal...ectibles/page1

[Leon]

That is quite a few Uzits. I bet they probably didn't get what they would have gotten in a regular hobby auction. That being said I can't see the prices realized ......

[atx840]

Most went for double what I thought...shutout again on the Hofman BL350.

30k for the lots was very strong.

[wolf441]

Of all the places to sell a hoard of Uzits...

One order of sour grapes for the guy in Walpole....

[ezez420]

They went for a little over than I expected. The Willis went for $4500 without the 18%. They ranged from $1500 for Smith with paperloss to $3000 or so. Pretty much more than I expected.


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[Gradedcardman]

Based on the numbers I would say right at retail. Nothing too far out of whack in my opinion. The Hofman was part of a lot with a Uzit as well so that bargain is gone.

[olrac44]

There were 10 Uzits and two Lennox backs. The lots were grouped by team so the St. Louis Lot had two Uzits. The New York Lot had 3 Uzits, and 1 Lennox back. The Chicago lot had 1 Uzit and 1 Lennox.

I think the St. Louis Uzits were the best condition of the group.

Someone on the phone won most of the lots.

[h2oya311]

I was hoping they would slip through the cracks, but when the first Uzit (w/ paper loss) sold for well over $1k, I knew I'd be shut out from the rest. Very strong prices.

There were also quite a few Tolstoi freaks (w/ name on top and bottom), including a Duffy and a Tinker.

I'm sure the auctioneer was floored when they thought they had $250 lots that sold for $5k+.

I can't remember which one (Bergen, perhaps), that was an unconfirmed Uzit on t206 resource. That lot realized a very strong price. Clearly, there were some astute bidders, although the final prices seemed a bit high to me.

[MVSNYC]

Wow, some nice cards.

[chernieto]

Originally Posted by h2oya311

I was hoping they would slip through the cracks, but when the first Uzit (w/ paper loss) sold for well over $1k, I knew I'd be shut out from the rest. Very strong prices.

There were also quite a few Tolstoi freaks (w/ name on top and bottom), including a Duffy and a Tinker.

I'm sure the auctioneer was floored when they thought they had $250 lots that sold for $5k+.

I can't remember which one (Bergen, perhaps), that was an unconfirmed Uzit on t206 resource. That lot realized a very strong price. Clearly, there were some astute bidders, although the final prices seemed a bit high to me.

+1

[atx840]

Nice score James. Hofman is a 350 series card.

[olrac44]

I would go PSA due to the PSA registry sets as well as David Hall looking for PSA graded cards as his ad in the SMR states.

[Leon]

After seeing the prices realized it does look like the Crazy T206 guys found them .

[JamesGallo]

For anyone that may care the Steinfeldt got a PSA 4 which is exactly what I had it graded at.

James G

[auggiedoggy]

Originally Posted by JamesGallo

For anyone that may care the Steinfeldt got a PSA 4 which is exactly what I had it graded at.

James G

A PSA 4? That's a generous grade. I'd give it a 3, possibly a 3.5 if my biorhythm was high that day.