Heritage- how did you do?

[mechanicalman]

Some incredible prices, even on cards that are a bit more obscure. Too many examples to mention. The hobby is certainly strong.

[paul]

I bid on the Zeenut album that included Fatty Arbuckle, but it ended up way out of my range.

[byrone]

Very pleased to add this fine card of Prince Edward Island native George Wood

[riggs336]

I went as hard as I could go, harder really, but still came up short on the W575-2 Ruth.

[Throttlesteer]

Got outbid on the few things I wanted.

[BuzzD]

Picked up a nice D381 Fisher with tab

[philliesphan]

Originally Posted by paul

I bid on the Zeenut album that included Fatty Arbuckle, but it ended up way out of my range.

Paul - I thought that lot was really done poorly. No list of Zeenuts (despite there being >475), only two or three pictures. That lot could have been a steal at the final hammer, or fully priced.

The Arbuckle was surely nice, much nicer than the example I've got. But I really hope that went to a collector, and that it yields good results for the winner. Quite likely the consignor could have done better with more info provided

[hcv123]

I was after the 51 Bowman Mantle PSA 3 - INCREDIBLE eye appeal for the grade - clearly I wasn't the only one thinking so, I landed as the underbidder. Anyone have one with nice eye appeal they are looking to move?

[ValKehl]

I put in several bids in overtime on this lot of two Witmor Candy cards: https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...=MyBids-101116 But, I was instantly outbid each time. If I didn't already have a lesser-condition example of the Sam Rice card, I would have kept on bidding! If the winner of this lot is a Net54 member, please PM me, as I have a proposal for you.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by hcv123

I was after the 51 Bowman Mantle PSA 3 - INCREDIBLE eye appeal for the grade - clearly I wasn't the only one thinking so, I landed as the underbidder. Anyone have one with nice eye appeal they are looking to move?

I think I was bridesmaid on 1 or more lots also. Sometimes others want something more than we do. There are no shortages of places to spend our money according to how many catalogs I get.

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[Mark]

As a bat collector, I bought it to get a good look at the wood grain. As a photo collector, well, it's Felsch at bat in 1919.

[MVSNYC]

Mark, he looks like John Travolta there. Great photo of a batter's intense focus.

I got this Cobb in Heritage, pretty stoked.