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Old 10-26-2025, 01:42 PM
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Agree with most of this here but I think we all know that a consignor and the consignment of a multi-million dollar card or collection is going to be handled and treated entirely differently than a consignor and the consignment of a $1500 card or collection.

As for this Heritage sale, someone from Heritage did post earlier in this thread that the card has no reserve and would be sold but if you read Heritages' rules, they and the consignor can bid on their own consignments.
I missed this. If that's true, then I would be shocked if the consignor didn't "win" the auction and simply pay the premium (if Heritage even charges the consignor a premium for a card like this).
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I guess it's worth asking what others got from this auction and the price they expected to pay vs what the hammer ended up being.

I didn't snag any of the big boy bidder cards, but I picked up a couple wins...

I snagged a PSA 3 53 Satch that I "overpaid" by 10%-ish because I really liked how well it presented.

I also snagged a common PSA 3 T204 Ramly that was around current market price.
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I guess it's worth asking what others got from this auction and the price they expected to pay vs what the hammer ended up being.

I didn't snag any of the big boy bidder cards, but I picked up a couple wins...

I snagged a PSA 3 53 Satch that I "overpaid" by 10%-ish because I really liked how well it presented.

I also snagged a common PSA 3 T204 Ramly that was around current market price.
I ended up winning the T214 and paid $1200 less than what it sold for last year, happy with the price.
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FWIW (probably nothing), I’m in the camp that believes that the Ruth did not change hands. Maybe someone should start a poll on here?
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I missed this. If that's true, then I would be shocked if the consignor didn't "win" the auction and simply pay the premium (if Heritage even charges the consignor a premium for a card like this).
Exactly it…they pay the BP
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Exactly it…they pay the BP
and in this case, probably only a portion thereof.
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and in this case, probably only a portion thereof.
On a piece like this definitely.
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