REA - what'd ya win or lose on?

[Louieman]

Recently I saw an article, or it may have been a thread on here, of pictures of the Burdick collection at the Met. I loved how he took the 1949 Bowman Paige, Robinson, and Doby cards and displayed them. It's driven me to get strong color /strong registration examples of each. Already have the Paige, and added this one from REA last night!

[itjclarke]

I'd missed one of these on eBay a couple years back and regretted it. Ended up going a little higher than I wanted, but snagged this one last night.

Couldn't be happier with REA service overall. I called with an issue (that's since resolved itself) and they picked up, were very polite and responsive, and I knew they'd take care of it if needed. I was surprised by the earlier bid deadline, but as it played out, it seemed really smooth. May have been more difficult had I been out and about yesterday, but there's really no perfect "catch all" solution for everyone in every locale.

[MR RAREBACK]

I was the under bidder on the Mathewson epdg nice card

[darwinbulldog]

One win: http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...e?itemid=41588

[edjs]

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

One win: http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...e?itemid=41588

Nice, Glenn. Same graded card sold on e-bay recently for a bunch more moola. I was on the fence on that one, but I committed my money a few days before and was out on everything from REA. The Clements are really nice. I didn't win anything at REA, but I don't feel I lost either, since I got something I really have wanted for a long time now instead.

[Snapolit1]

Shut out. Liked a few of the old photos but didn't go high enough.

Glad to see the Jackie 48 Leaf PSA 7 went for something like $24,000. Equally glad no one bought my SGC 80 last month on B/S/T for $6,500, which looks at least as nice as that 7.

[bwbc917]

Congrats to the winners, I bailed on the Uzit Berger and D381 Speaker at 1200.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Shut out. Liked a few of the old photos but didn't go high enough.

Glad to see the Jackie 48 Leaf PSA 7 went for something like $24,000. Equally glad no one bought my SGC 80 last month on B/S/T for $6,500, which looks at least as nice as that 7.

the guy that paid all that cash for the 1956 psa 6.5 mantle will give you 50k for your leaf jackie

[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by Louieman

Recently I saw an article, or it may have been a thread on here, of pictures of the Burdick collection at the Met. I loved how he took the 1949 Bowman Paige, Robinson, and Doby cards and displayed them. It's driven me to get strong color /strong registration examples of each. Already have the Paige, and added this one from REA last night!

Great Doby, Louie! That's been one of my favorite cards for years.

[Louieman]

Originally Posted by clydepepper

Great Doby, Louie! That's been one of my favorite cards for years.

Thank you sir!

[ValKehl]

I was hoping the SGC "A" grade would enable me to win this N370 Lone Jack for my limit of not more than $3,000.
http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...e?itemid=40978

If anyone here won the lot of nine T222s and is looking to flip the Nemo Leibold card, I'd be most interested.
Val

[jefferyepayne]

If anyone won the Kellogg's Pep Sports Stamps near set and plans to break it up and sell it, I'm looking for #1, #3, and #5 from that set and would be interested in buying them from you.

http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...e?itemid=43033

jeff