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That was a great lot. On the opposite vein, the Zeenuts in HA seemed quite low. I got the 1917 Mensor at what I thought was less than 1/2 what it would go for. Same for whoever got the 1918 Mensor, only one bid on it, the 1912 Bancroft, and the 1917 Calvo. I figured all these lots would go near double what they did. I wish I had more money, those were some bargains.
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