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#27
06-14-2007, 06:36 PM
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What Is a Card You're Willing to Overpay On
Posted By: Zach Rice
The E222 lot sold for just over 12k. Davin Levin was the winner, another board member was the runner-up, and I was the third under bidder at 8.5k. The players were Guiheen, Otey, Sieber, and Smith. David had the four on display at the National and they were beautiful, despite their lower grades. The four are no longer available as they all four went to a single buyer who i'm sure will hold onto them for a while. 
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