Heritage Auction

[LincolnVT]

I was working the signed 1950 Bowman Robinson, but the thing ended near 20k. As it should, the Robinson memorabilia items / photos brought insane prices.

[Jewish-collector]

Heritage prices separate the men from the boys.

[Touch'EmAll]

Gee, there was talk about being in a bubble and the likelihood of a pullback. At least for the good stuff, bubble isn't popp'in.

[Rhotchkiss]

I consigned my E107 Wagner SGC A (upgraded the card when I acquired my E107 set). I did fine on the card (bc I bought it right), but I am genuinely disappointed and think it flopped. My other consignment -- the 1947 Montreal Robinson -- did pretty well. I did not bid on anything in the final days and did not follow day-2 bc I was pissed about the Wagner.

I think the E107 Wagner and Plow's Cobb flopped. I am sure everything else did great bc that's the market and Heritage almost always gets great prices.

PS - Great card DJ

[Schlesinj]

I fell a sleep and lost the George Burke 4x6 photos, but put in a last bid that I was ok losing. A few photos of Mantle (Jacobliss rookie year) and DiMaggio (Burke w Auto)

I was happy to see that Jordan ticket MK PSA 1 sold for about 100k. Tickets are definitely hot.

[Yoda]

I thought it was interesting that the Plows Wagner seriously outshone the Cobb. At the beginning of the auction I would have bet on Cobb.
I managed to snag the SGC4 Teddy Ball Game RC, a long sought minor grail. Not cheap, of course, but doable.

[Powell]

I fought hard for the Plow’s Wagner but hit my limit. I already have a Plow’s Cobb so did not bid on it. They are both extraordinary cards. They are among the best in the hobby in my opinion.