How did you do in the Leland's Auction

[OldOriole]

I was in the running on 4-5 lots in the Leland's Auction until the end, but just ended up winning one. It was #675, the lot of 19th century beaters. Can't wait to see them in person.
Hope everyone did well!! Curious to hear how folks did.

Dave

[Shoeless Moe]

I like that Leland's has the invoice for you hours after the action ends. Some places it's not until Monday for a weekend night ending auction.

Well done there!!!!!

[Republicaninmass]

Won 2 lots, there was some nice items but couldn't go much higher.

Shipping was $80 seemed a little steep as I believe they'd fit in a large or even medium flat rate box.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

I like that Leland's has the invoice for you hours after the action ends. Some places it's not until Monday for a weekend night ending auction.

Well done there!!!!!

They are all much faster in making sure they get paid then in making sure you get your item. You must urgently pay. Then they will get around to shipping.

[sago]

Have only had great service and fast shipping from Josh and company. Already took care of my wire transfer and can't wait to get my lot.

D@vid d@vls

[edjs]

I never did respond on here. I got this lot:

https://lelands.com/bids/bidplace?itemid=84012

I was pleasantly surprised to get it so low, it came out to about $16 per card. This lot included a 1913 Oakland Oaks Team Issue of Mitze, a 1912 Zeenut, two 1930 Zeenuts with coupon still attached, an E90-1 of Sweeney, Boston(super tough card), and a 1922 Witmor Candy Co. of Thomas. I would have paid what I did for the 1913 Oaks by itself, so it was like getting 44 pretty nice bonus cards thrown in for free.