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[Lelands]

Bobby,
I appreciate your post. This is something we will keep in mind for future auctions.

[drcy]

Originally Posted by Lelands

Bobby,
I appreciate your post. This is something we will keep in mind for future auctions.

Don't feed the trolls . . . Just kidding

[bobbyw8469]

I did find something in my wheelhouse that I was able to bid on (A higher dollar item), but I'm being 100% sincere. When you have an opening bid of $50, to have the next increment be $75 is a HUGE jump, especially when the item is a lower dollar item to begin with anyway.

[bensie]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I did find something in my wheelhouse that I was able to bid on (A higher dollar item), but I'm being 100% sincere. When you have an opening bid of $50, to have the next increment be $75 is a HUGE jump, especially when the item is a lower dollar item to begin with anyway.

As a bidder, I like this type of auction. It allows someone to 'perch' on the highest feasible ledge and allows for a nice gain if you want to flip the card. IE, if the card is worth $75, you 'perch' on $50, pay the 20% premium, and get a nice $15 savings on the card since nobody would pay $75+20% on something that's only worth $75.

As a consignor, I'd never list my cards with an auction house that had large 'perches' like this. Sorry, Craig.

[bocca001]

I just want to know how it came to be that someone ended up with a group of 66 1959 Orlando Cepeda cards.

[barrysloate]

You can never have too many 1959 Cepedas.

[btcarfagno]

That is kind of neat though. If such a lot for a mid 60's Stargell were to ever appear I would take a stab at it for shits and giggles.

[Gary Dunaier]

Originally Posted by bocca001

I just want to know how it came to be that someone ended up with a group of 66 1959 Orlando Cepeda cards.

Originally Posted by barrysloate

You can never have too many 1959 Cepedas.

♬ Orlando Cepeda
♬ Is at bat with the bases jammed
♬ Orlando Cepeda
♬ With a wham, bam
♬ He hit a grand slam

[Lelands]

Originally Posted by bocca001

I just want to know how it came to be that someone ended up with a group of 66 1959 Orlando Cepeda cards.

This came from a hoarder collector. In our Invitational Auction coming this summer (dates to be announced soon), we have nearly 1 million cards and many many from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

[Paul S]

Originally Posted by bocca001

I just want to know how it came to be that someone ended up with a group of 66 1959 Orlando Cepeda cards.

Should have released them over time - one per about every 18 months - so the prices stay high

[pclpads]

Originally Posted by bocca001

I just want to know how it came to be that someone ended up with a group of 66 1959 Orlando Cepeda cards.

Maybe the same kind of OCD yahoo that's fixated on the '52T Bartiromes.