Mile High Auctions

[Runscott]

You guys really have a short attention span.

The auction was pulled. I think the cabinet is legitimate, for more reasons than what I posted previously. Perhaps this topic is too esoteric to warrant more than a day of discussion, but I think if the photo can be proven to be Anson, it's kind of an important bit of baseball history.

Barry, I would have called you, as I'm sure you would be interested to hear what I have to say, but could not locate your number.

Edited to add: I'll post my thoughts in my website blog over the weekend.

[barrysloate]

Hi Scott- you can email me at bsloate @verizon.net, but I don't want to put my number on the board.

[oldjudge]

Some unbelieveable realizations last night. I'd love to know who bought the Williamson (misidentified as Anson) Yum Yum for over $40,000. I hope it wasn't a dealer looking for a quick turn --LOL

[YankeeCollector]

I will say I was happy to purchase the 1934 Goudey Gehrig #61 SGC 88 at more than $3,000 less than the PSA 8 example of the same card.

[Old Hoss]

Scott,
I, for one, would love to read your thoughts on the cabinet. Looking forward to reading your thoughts on your website.

Charles

[barrysloate]

Whoever bought the N403 did so thinking it was Anson, because commons only sell for a fraction of that amount.

[oldjudge]

A common in that condition sells for $5,000. Does Mile High have reserves?