Heritage Auctions - Boston Garters

[brunswickreeves]

This may have been raised already and if so, apologies for missing it…

But is there a way to know if at the time stamp of the full set’s hammer close and ‘win’ to Powell, that lot price exceeded the aggregate sum of the individual card prices? Yes, the individual cards were still being actively bid on past that point because they themselves were receiving active bids. However, according to the stipulation at the end of each listing:

If price of the set exceeds the sum of the twelve individual cards, the victory will be awarded to the high bidder for the complete set. (HA)

[theshowandme]

Originally Posted by brunswickreeves

This may have been raised already and if so, apologies for missing it…

But is there a way to know if at the time stamp of the full set’s hammer close and ‘win’ to Powell, that lot price exceeded the aggregate sum of the individual card prices?

A few pages back, Powell was ahead by a few thousand when the the hammer fell on the complete set lot.

Brutal