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08-07-2007, 11:10 PM
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Was there much with regards to Pacific Coast League items at the National?
Posted By: Bob
Patrick- The 35 D311s which didn't sell were offered as a lot only. There were about 27 SGC 10s (some quite damaged) and about 8 SGC 20s. The asking price worked out to about $600 a card. Three D311s in SGC 30 sold for about $600 each in other transactions. I have to disagree with Steve about the Zeenuts, at least a little. Two guys from this board found a gold mine and bought over 20 1918s in very decent shape for peanuts. I am sure you realize those are the rare ones. I saw handfuls of 1911s and 1912s but they were ones I already had. I did manage to score a horizontal E100. Tim Newcomb bought an E99 while I was there. Plenty of 1910 (especially) and 1911 Obaks all over the place, most raw but a bunch graded. I saw zero 1909 Obaks (surprise, surprise). Lots of PCL items (memorabilia) all over the place. 
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