exhibit prices- Legendary

[dog*dirt]

I thought it was a neat lot. The Gehringer would be considered his rookie card and can't imagine there are a large number of signed Exhibit Fabers out there.
If anybody here won the lot I would be interested in a few.

[stat192]

I won the Manusch signed exhibit. I think there are signed cards out there but I think signed by all four players has to be pretty rare.

[btcarfagno]

Originally Posted by stat192

I won the Manusch signed exhibit. I think there are signed cards out there but I think signed by all four players has to be pretty rare.

I thought that one was the best of all the signed cards. There is just about zero chance that another one exists. I really like the multi signed cards and that one is just about one of the best I have ever seen.

Tom C

[dog*dirt]

Originally Posted by stat192

I won the Manusch signed exhibit. I think there are signed cards out there but I think signed by all four players has to be pretty rare.

Great pick up! Really nice.

[Jasonxmay]

I won the Al Simmons signed 1926 Spalding. I felt like I got a real bargain at $950 plus BP. I think the title of the auction caused many not to notice that a card was included. The signed letter and envelope are worth almost as much as I paid for all 3.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Jasonxmay

I won the Al Simmons signed 1926 Spalding. I felt like I got a real bargain at $950 plus BP. I think the title of the auction caused many not to notice that a card was included. The signed letter and envelope are worth almost as much as I paid for all 3.

Tremendous pick-up. I always look at the handwritten letters, but saw the bid on that one and kept going, not even reading the description. If I had seen the signed card, you would have had a competitor, so just as well I missed it.

[stat192]

Michael - I actually had a maximum bid of $1000 on the card

Jason - on the Simmons I noticed the description says a signed copy of a the card. So I am curious to see what you end up getting. Either way still nice pick up.

[Jasonxmay]

I was underbidder on Maranville and I also bid on the Berg. Both are amazing pickups. As far as the Simmons, I am 100% certain that they used the word copy as in a single version. In 1926 photocopiers hadn't yet been invented, so it is certainly an original card. Another poor choice by the auction house it appears. Glad I am the buyer and not the consignor.

[Republicaninmass]

52t lot went one or two bids below my expectation, still a strong showing for some really tough cards. I'd also say this lot was a victim of poor description and title

I thought as a whole signed card remained very strong, with as always, a few slipping through the cracks

[packs]

If any of you exhibit collectors are interested I have a nice 1922 exhibit signed by Smoky Joe Wood.

[theshleps]

Giovanny- you outbid me by $50. Thought about going higher but decided against.
Jason- I missed seeing that or we would have had a bidding war. I am sure you would have won but it would have cost you quite a bit more. Congrats
I got the Maranville- awful card but earlier than my 1933. I got the Moe Berg exhibit too being a Jewish collector

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by dog*dirt

I thought it was a neat lot. The Gehringer would be considered his rookie card and can't imagine there are a large number of signed Exhibit Fabers out there.
If anybody here won the lot I would be interested in a few.

That's a 1927 Gehringer. The 1926 is his RC, but still a darn nice card to have.

As for the OP question, see below for my answer:

http://imageevent.com/exhibitman/aut...edexhibitcards

[pooh528]

I was the underbidder on the Berg. Probably would have gone higher if it was a nicer signature. Did pickup the 1968 topps Clemente/Aaron for my signed 1968 set