Love of the Game Spring 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.

[rainier2004]

Originally Posted by 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.

So when do we get to see? Do we have to wait until it opens?

Let March begin guys!

[Bicem]

Yes, you have to wait.

All it takes is patience, just a little patience, is all you need.

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by Bicem

Opens next week, definitely not our worst ever!

For this consignors sake, I hope not...

[Al C.risafulli]

All it takes is patience, just a little patience, is all you need.

Gross.

Just finalized everything with the catalog, our biggest one yet. It is a pretty extensive auction, with some fantastic pieces in it. I always judge the quality of our auctions based on how many things in it I've never seen before, and there's a heck of a lot of that kind of stuff in it.

Auction will be live before the catalogs mail, but all of it should happen next week. Without getting too spammy, here's a sneak preview of a piece I've been geeking out over all week this week:


It's the Osceola Base Ball Club of 1871, from Stratford, CT. The thing is huge - almost two feet long in its frame. That's Orator Jim O'Rourke in the back row, right.

-Al

[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.