Love of the Game Spring auction

[kmac32]

Been looking but do not see any dates or a preview. Any ideas when auction begins?

[MVSNYC]

I believe it’ll open around second week March. I know Al & team have been working very hard at putting together a great offering.

[pawpawdiv9]

As a consignor, I was told this by S.
We anticipate the auction will go live in early- to mid-March, with a closing date of Saturday, March 24. Best of luck

[Leon]

edited due to comment made in wrong thread

[kmac32]

Have heard that there are some awesome things in auction so guess I am getting excited just to look

[Steve D]

Their ad in the March SMR says it is "Coming in March".

Steve

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

As a consignor, I was told this by S.
We anticipate the auction will go live in early- to mid-March, with a closing date of Saturday, March 24. Best of luck

Yup, got the same email as a consignor

[Topnotchsy]

I’ve got a 1934 US Tour of Japan signed baseball and 1909 Walter Johnson letter up in the auction. I know they have some other really nice items consigned so looking forward to a nice auction.

[g_vezina_c55]

i am a consignor too !
and i received same info : closing date will be the march 24 !

[T205 GB]

I did hear that this was going to be the best auction they have offered. Best of luck to them and all consignors

[pclpads]

Originally Posted by T205 GB

I did hear that this was going to be the best auction they have offered.

What else would they say? "This is going to be the worst auction we have ever
offered?"

[T205 GB]

Originally Posted by pclpads

What else would they say? "This is going to be the worst auction we have ever
offered?"

HAHAHAHA I can't even argue that.

[Bicem]

Opens next week, definitely not our worst ever!

It's going to be pretty damn good. The postcard selection is insane, some really beautiful and historic photos, a ton of autographs and of course a great selection of cards.

[T206Jim]

The postcards are outstanding, even better than promised!

[Bicem]

Friendly reminder that the auction ends this Saturday so only a few days left to get your initial bids in.

Also, tune in tomorrow at 6pm Eastern to the GR8 American Collectibles Show, Al will be talking about some cool things in the auction.

https://www.psacard.com/radio

I already hear from Al way too much so someone please let me know how it goes

[GregMitch34]

Ha, may do that.

[T205 GB]

WOW!!


What a hell of an auction you guys put together! Seriously, there is something for every collector in this auction and a selection too. Just about every write up I have read makes me want to bid on the card(s) like I have to have them. In this case only I am glad I am a poor man

[calvindog]

Great auction, great writeups. LOTG really does represent a part of the hobby market that no other auction house does. I think I bid on 40 items.

[MVSNYC]

Fantastic offering. Truly a great collection of curated sports artifacts!

I'm always thrilled to be a consignor & bidder.

Link:

http://loveofthegameauctions.com/catalog.aspx

[Bored5000]

The current auction is absolutely amazing. Some of the postcards in this auction, I have never even seen before. I have about a dozen bids in so far, so what I am about to say is not at all meant to be a dick in any way :

Jim Thorpe did not kick six field goals in the 1911 Carlisle-Harvard game (lot 1040). Thorpe had four field goals in that game; Alex Arcasa scored Carlisle's only touchdown that day.

https://tombenjey.com/2011/11/17/the...arvard-part-2/

https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/a...t-harvard-1911

[MattyC]

That Mantle 3.5...gorgeous card. Well timed, after the exceptional 2.5 in Heritage commanded so much.