Goldin Auctions 2015 Winter Auction Now Open for Bidding!

[kengoldin]

Originally Posted by mrvster

Great auction! not to be "nit pickey" , but the Davis miscut sweet cap back is a beauty! BUT IT'S NOT PRINTER'S SCRAP!....it has a factory grade and is factory cut, mutually exclusive to scrap....100 % of scrap are hand cut and can only get an "A" grade...

this is a "factory" cut, issued error card, but should bring a strong price anyway!! scrap or not, a beauty of a card!.....

Still a beauty of a card.....I would adjust description a little if you can...

simple error in description....

btw....the sc 460 25 is a tough back! I'd market that point a little stronger...

just trying to help...

good luck with the auction....



email me with any questions anytime about these freaks....I am here to help.....they are still being understood and we learn something new everyday

everything else looked great!

Thanks, forwarding to my card writer for review!

[mrvster]

Great auction

thanks for listening

Peace

Johnny

[Bored5000]

So much amazing stuff. I never even knew that a Ford's Theatre ticket stub from April 14, 1865, still existed.

[RUKen]

The photographs of Earl Moore and Red Donahue in lot #729 are from 1903 or 1904, the only years that the Cleveland ball club wore the dark uniforms with CLEVELAND across the chest. (They may also have worn those uniforms in spring training, 1905, but definitely not later than that.) The lot description states "1910s-20s news service photos".

[kengoldin]

Originally Posted by RUKen

The photographs of Earl Moore and Red Donahue in lot #729 are from 1903 or 1904, the only years that the Cleveland ball club wore the dark uniforms with CLEVELAND across the chest. (They may also have worn those uniforms in spring training, 1905, but definitely not later than that.) The lot description states "1910s-20s news service photos".

Thanks
Will have that updated

[btcarfagno]

Just an absolutely amazing auction. Congratulations once again.

Tom C