Anybody have any Huggins and Scott pickups last night? Show them here...

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Posted By: Dave F

My only pickup...and I spent too much

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Posted By: peter ullman

congrats Dave...that's 1 ugly card!!

pete in mn

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Posted By: Dave F

Thanks Peter...thank God it's ugly or I'd have been dishing out $1500....

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Posted By: peter ullman

just an e99 to go?

pete in mn

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Posted By: Dave F

Nope...still a long way to go...E99, E100 and E105

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Posted By: peter ullman

the e105's easy...the others...not so much!!! Definitely a worthwhile goal...but...on the other hand...the e99/e100 are pcl's and don't really fit with the rest. I'd skip em!!!

pete

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Posted By: Dave F

It may come down to that...I may have to substitute a T206 and a T205 and look the other way

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Posted By: leon

Don't forget back variations and type-2's .....you need a challenge, my man....

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Posted By: Dave F

Ha Leon...this is plenty enough of a challenge for someone that has problems not going in different directions every two weeks. But of course when you are the man that could easily take care of the E99, E100 and the E105 the challenge becomes what to offer you...my 401k? my next born (which has a 50/50 chance of being bow-legged like me)?

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

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Posted By: Rob Dewolf

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Posted By: T206Collector

If you won lot 593 (Rucker and Snodgrass T206 autographs), I just want to know that they stayed with someone on this Board. Please let us know....

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Posted By: Rob Dewolf

If a board member won Lot No. 269, the 1952 Dixie Lids Premiums Collection of (13), and is interested in selling the Feller, please contact me. Thanks.

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Posted By: Paul

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

Rob, nice Lajoie -- the Establishment did well last night!

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Posted By: Rob Dewolf

"I just want to say one word to you -- just one word -- 'Lajoie.' "

Back at ya on the Cobb, btw.

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Posted By: rob

I won a couple lots of t206's...some to keep, some to sell.

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Posted By: Joe D.

nice cobby.

congrats.

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Posted By: Al C.risafulli

I love that Walsh - great card!

-Al

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Posted By: ockday

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Posted By: Kyle

Picked up the 13 T's.

http://www.hugginsandscott.com/cgi-bin/showitem.pl?itemid=6192

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Posted By: Paul

Thanks Al

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Posted By: James Feagin

What's so nice gentlemen is that I got to hold and write most of those cards. Congrats!

James

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Posted By: Steve Murray

Now Kyle that's the way to collect! The "A" doesn't bother me at all. Each of those cards, especially the Mono, display extremely nicely. I had my finger on the trigger for this lot be backed down as I though it would go for considerably more.

Damn nice pickup!!!!

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Posted By: Sean BH

Dave, I thought you were going to pick up this e107...

http://www.hugginsandscott.com/cgi-bin/showitem.pl?itemid=6975

Sbh

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Posted By: jay wolt

Won a couple of lots last night and am in the running
of a dozen more tonight.
Picked up this oddball near set



James - based on what I win tonight I may pick them up
so hopefully you'll be around like the last time I saw you
in Silver Spring...jay

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Posted By: JimB

Rob,
Congrats on that CJ Lajoie. Very nice!
JimB

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Posted By: Rob Dewolf

Thanks, Jim.

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Posted By: James Gallo

I won the Black Sox and Cards lot 238. I was very happy as it has several cards I need for several sets. I will likely be selling off all the odd ball and cards cards.

James G

Looking for 1915 Cracker Jacks and 1909-11 American Caramel E90-1.

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Posted By: JK

Picked up a few purple e94s.

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Posted By: JimB

Completely shut out, including losing the E94 Cicotte to my buddy Josh. Congrats Josh.
JimB

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Posted By: scott levy

My dad picked up the T205 mathewson

http://www.hugginsandscott.com/cgi-bin/showitem.pl?itemid=5491

Anyone else with a T205 matty in cycle or tougher back please let me know

Regards,
S

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Posted By: ockday

won some n162's

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Posted By: Mike

If anybody won this lot I'm interested in the Lake card.Please e-mail me at gray766@hotmail.com. Thanks,
Mike Gray
gray766@hotmail.com

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Posted By: Eric

Well, this is my first time ever participating in an internet auction, and I feel good about what I came away with....although I had to sell off a majority of my T206s, but I'm still happy.

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Posted By: Dave F

Eric-

Those are some great looking E94's. With the other couple you picked up the other day your already 1/5 done with the set right? Shouldn't take but a couple more weeks at your pace to complete it

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Posted By: boxingcardman

(122) 1915-1930s Multi-Sport Strip Card Lot with Boxing
Lot Number 768

Description

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Offered is a (122) card 1915-1930s multi-sport strip card lot with mostly boxing stars. This selection prominently showcases the exploits of various sports celebrities of the age. Cut in a rudimentary manner from strips issued in candy stores, these “W” series cards are all in off-grade. Comprising a variety of designations, there is moderate duplication found within. Degraded by creasing, errant scissor cutting, some writing on the reverses and other flaws, this group is noteworthy for the stature of its representatives. Highlighted are Boxing: (3) Beckett, (4) Britton, (8) Carpentier, (8) Dempsey, (6) Dundee, (5) Fulton, (4) Grebs, (5) Kilbane, (6) Leonard, (2) Moore, (2) O’Dowd, (4) Tendler, Villa, (2) Walker, Willard; Golf: (3) Sarazen; Tennis: (4) Tilden and Swimming: (4) Weismuller. For a complete list of included strip cards, please visit our website.

Boxing: Bartfeld, Battling Siki, (3) Beckett, Brennan, (4) Britton, (8) Carpentier, Cline, (8) Dempsey, (6) Dundee, Firpo, Flamier, (5) Fulton, Gibbons, (4) Grebs, Herman, F. Johnson, Kansas, Kaufman, (5) Kilbane, (6) Leonard, Lewis, Lynch, Miske (2) Moore, Moran, (2) O’Dowd, Stecher, (4) Tendler, Villa, (2) Walker, Willard, (2) Wills, Wilson, Zybysko, generic boxing; Golf: (5) Mallory, (3) Sarazen; Tennis: (4) Tilden; Swimming: (6) Wainwright, (4) Weismuller; Billiards: (7) Hoppe; Rowing: Hoover; Track: (3) Ray; Ice Skating: (6) Moore.

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Posted By: Eric

Haha.....Thanks Dave. Yep 1/5 of the way there.

I wish I could keep this rate up, but unfortunately, this may be it for a while.

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Posted By: Jason

picked up a few of the E106s. Looks like I'm going to have to build the set now.

regards,
Jason

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Posted By: JK

Eric,

You outbid me on that leach/doolan lot.

I had a deal all set up to trade that doolan for a purple one

Oh well - congrats.

Im still happy with what I got:

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Posted By: Eric

JK,

Ah, so you're the one that put in the late bid. I was going to go down swinging on that lot.

Sorry to bust up your trade. Hey who knows....maybe that can still happen. I may be willing to trade it away.

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Posted By: Iggy

In my effort to corner the market on the non-glamorous cards. I won 2 of the 1936 Wide Pens/National Chicle/etc. lots (254 and 1262). I was real happy with what I paid for both lots.




I also won the lower grade Walter Johnson lot (#225). I paid a little more then I wanted; but so be it.




And finally, despite my best efforts, I struck-out on the T206 lots I was tracking (ended-up as the bridesmaid on 4 different T206 lots (#'s 223, 1996, 1229, 1230).

-Lovely Day, Iggy...

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Posted By: ockday

the 3 boxing near sets e75, e76 and these v137 Willards

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Posted By: Bob

Congrats Josh and Eric. Now I see where those E94s went. I thought I had the Dougherty locked away, Eric, but your final bid got me. With the juice I would have had to pay at least $600 for it, pricey for a PSA 3 common, and I have the feeling you would have gone higher.
Nice cards guys...
Anyone here win the lot of 8 E94s in lower condition? I would be interested in buying the gold Chance in F-G if you wanted to recoup some of your expenditure and I know a collector who would be interested in the G Bates also.

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Posted By: Eric

Thanks Bob. Actually that bid on the Dougherty was my ceiling, but that's because I still had high bids on a few other things. Of course I say that now, but I probably would have gone a little higher.

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Posted By: JK

Thanks Bob.

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Posted By: rob

after I sort out my keepers, I wil have much for sale.

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Posted By: Rob Dewolf

Satisfying because Fred puts me past the halfway point.

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Posted By: Kenneth A. Cohen

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Posted By: Jim Clarke

This like looking at their catalog here on the thread.. wow..Many great E cards and Postcards were sold/bought last night!!! Glad to see them get some good action.