Watching Christies

[bobfreedman]

I was fortunate enough to be there, and had a great time. I had to leave to catch my flight around noon but was fortunate enough to win lots 14 and 41. 14 I paid full retail and Lot 41 was a steal in my opinion. I will post pictures later.

Here is lot 41 in the back of the cab rid to the airport.

[lug-nut]

missed lot 93, if anyone knows the winner i'd be interested...

[ruth-gehrig]

Originally Posted by bobfreedman

I was fortunate enough to be there, and had a great time. I had to leave to catch my flight around noon but was fortunate enough to win lots 14 and 41. 14 I paid full retail and Lot 41 was a steal in my opinion. I will post pictures later.

Here is lot 41 in the back of the cab rid to the airport.

Congrats on that one Bob!! That was the one lot I bid on. Looks to be in nice shape. Enjoy!
Michael

[Scocs]

How does one acquire a prices realized list?

[tazdmb]

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/l...=6021348&lid=1

Click link and you can scroll lot-by-lot.

They made $6.2 million today. Was the under better on several autograph lots.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by tazdmb

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/l...=6021348&lid=1

Click link and you can scroll lot-by-lot.

They made $6.2 million today. Was the under better on several autograph lots.

Tazmb: There was a Ruth signed ball today that was a nice specimen but I thought it went off at an astronomically insane price. Not saying Ruth autograph balls are a dime a dozen, but there are a lot of them obviously. Am I off on that one?

[tazdmb]

No the Ruth wasn't even that great of an example, and the price was insane-$35,000. It seemed (to me) the bigger the name went for bigger above market. A Snider contract went for more than a Clemente.

[Snapolit1]

$35,000 + $8,750 = $43,750.