AM Holiday Auction Launched

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Posted By: Nick Martinez

Ladies & Gentlemen,
Just a note to let everyone know the American Memorabilia holiday auction has officially started. I personally did most of the writing for the sports/political items and my wife did the writing for everything else (Movies, Music, etc.).Therefore, any feedback would be appreciated...

We have some great items available this time, including:

*Ty Cobb Game Used Bat
*Jimmy Foxx Bat (final season)
*Complete 1888 A&G Jockey/Equestrian set
*Signed 1951-53 Topps Sets

…and over 1,000 other great items!

Regards,
Nick
American Memorabilia

http://americanmemorabilia.com/

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Posted By: DD

The Freedom's War set that you indicate is complete (1-96, and 104-203) is actually missing the 7 most valuable cards. These are the die-cut tank cards, numbered 97-103. If they are included, you should also correct your ad to reflect this as well.

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Posted By: Nick Martinez

DD,
Thanks for the note. I learned something new today, I always assumed the set was complete as is. I didn't know those cards were ever released. I noted the change in the auction.

Regards,
Nick

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Posted By: dennis

but i wish there were more sub catagories in the baseball section.

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Posted By: Nick Martinez

Thanks, we do indeed have some great stuff!

In the next auction, the categories will be divided up into subcategories.

Nick Martinez
American Memorabilia

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Posted By: john/z28jd

did i miss something nick or didnt you tell me there were supposed to be some old judges in one of these upcoming auctions.I thought it was this one.

Are you going to be at the next ft washington show in december

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Posted By: Nick Martinez

John,
I have contracted several Old Judges and a handful of other pre-war cards, unfortunataly they were not sent to us in time to be properly processed for our holiday auction. There will be a wide selection in the March auction.

Thanks
Nick

Yes I will be at Fort Washington, mostly doing some buying.