Ouch!

[e107collector]

Speaking of ouch, look at what the T210 Joe Jackson SGC Auth ended at last night.

Hammered at $57.5K, $68K with juice.

Per description, consignor bought card for $92,800 in 2005.

If there was a consignment fee, the consignor lost around $40K from original purchase. Am I correct? Was it trimmed, or a bad factory miscut?

Tony

[dog*dirt]

There was also another lot I was watching, the Perez Ashburn. I was curious why the open was only $2500 if a similar one sold for $13,000 in 2013



http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...ntoryid=165384

[Leon]

This was an expensive cut from a composite team cabinet card too.....

http://legendaryauctions.com/1885_86...LOT165839.aspx


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[atx840]

Originally Posted by e107collector

Speaking of ouch, look at what the T210 Joe Jackson SGC Auth ended at last night.

Hammered at $57.5K, $68K with juice.

Per description, consignor bought card for $92,800 in 2005.
Tony

SCP had two newly found examples up for auction(Dec 2012/April 2013), likely took a few people off the market for the Auth example.

PSA 1.5 - 77k
https://catalog.scpauctions.com/LotD...entoryid=21090

PSA 2 - 96k
https://catalog.scpauctions.com/LotD...entoryid=21089

[e107collector]

It's amazing what happens to the price of cards, when 1 or 2 bidders either enter or exit the bidding picture.

I think there are now 18-20 examples of the T210 Jackson.

[glchen]

Talking about beatings, I saw this in the recent Mile High auction: Link.

In the auction description for a 1933 Blue Bird Ruth PSA 8.5, the listing states that the consignor purchased this card from an ebay BIN for $18,000. It sold on Mile High for $4,751.67 after BP. A different one of these also graded 8.5 is now available on ebay for a mere 12.5K BIN: Link

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by e107collector

Speaking of ouch, look at what the T210 Joe Jackson SGC Auth ended at last night.

Hammered at $57.5K, $68K with juice.

Per description, consignor bought card for $92,800 in 2005.

If there was a consignment fee, the consignor lost around $40K from original purchase. Am I correct? Was it trimmed, or a bad factory miscut?

Tony

Hasn't that very card been auctioned off since it was first purchased in 2005?

[e107collector]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Hasn't that very card been auctioned off since it was first purchased in 2005?

Jeff, you're correct. Here the link to Mastro 2008. Sold for $102K

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...entoryid=89589

Here is the link to the Legendary one 2 days ago:

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/191...LOT166051.aspx

Tony

[sporteq]

I think Hunt Auctions or Lifson were the first to auction this piece off. I can't remember how much it sold for.. It's an awesome display.

Al

[calvindog]

Wow, a 34K drop in just a few years. Shame that Dougie couldn't shill this card up to what he did in 2008.

[oldjudge]

Leon--interested--why do you think this was cut from a cabinet? If so, what cabinet?

"This was an expensive cut from a composite team cabinet card too.....

http://legendaryauctions.com/1885_86...LOT165839.aspx"

[Leon]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Leon--interested--why do you think this was cut from a cabinet? If so, what cabinet?

"This was an expensive cut from a composite team cabinet card too.....

http://legendaryauctions.com/1885_86...LOT165839.aspx"

Because I have seen a good picture of the cabinet before. It had multiple players on it in just that fashion. That is where the several Cinderella cards have come from, I believe.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Wow, a 34K drop in just a few years. Shame that Dougie couldn't shill this card up to what he did in 2008.

Heh. Allegedly.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Heh. Allegedly.

LOL not anymore -- Bill claims it's all true. Doug will too, shortly.