REA Preview

[glchen]

In his previous post, Paul has the way on how on access the Preview already, so here are the instructions also:

(1) Go to the price grid list for the REA auction here:

http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/pricegrid.aspx

(2) You'll notice in the drop down list box, there is an option for CURRENT AUCTION: REA Spring 2012. Choose this option, and hit the Submit button.

(3) You will then see the lot grid for each lot for the current auction. (All w/ $0 prices). You'll need to manually click on each lot, to see the preview for it.

Manually, painful, but, hey you can see the preview.

[bn2cardz]

Why not just go here:
http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...&show=1&auc=18

You get pictures and opening bids.

[g_vezina_c55]

4 X t206 Plank

Nice, impatient to see the final price of these Plank

[mrvster]

Somebody throw me a bone

id love the bates or the oaks.....or anyone of those print errors...


wow!!!the epdg, the multi stike mcgraw, the list goes on.....DAmn

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by g_vezina_c55

4 X t206 Plank

Nice, impatient to see the final price of these Plank

They also have 3 Magie's for you to chose from.

[nolemmings]

I've got my money down.

Now my nemesis: 29 days, 23:36:00

P.S. In the time it took me to open this thread, type the above dozen or so words, and post, I was outbid on four lots and stretched to my max on another.

[Leon]

The closing night is the highlight of the chat room year. Last year I think we had 40+ people in there on the closing night. We were cursing every bid after 2am. It was quite entertaining. Our chat room hosting (yes, separate hosting service) just renewed yesterday. We are all set. Now, about the money I will need if I win anything...that's another story.

[bender07]

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

Why not just go here:
http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...&show=1&auc=18

You get pictures and opening bids.

Lots are already getting bids!

[Anthony S.]

It opened today at noon PDT. And there was much rejoicing.

[glchen]

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

Why not just go here:
http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...&show=1&auc=18

You get pictures and opening bids.

Great way. Much better than my clunky one and even better that the auction has officially opened.

[irishdenny]

Thanks Gary!

Originally Posted by glchen

In his previous post, Paul has the way on how on access the Preview already, so here are the instructions also:

(1) Go to the price grid list for the REA auction here:

http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/pricegrid.aspx

(2) You'll notice in the drop down list box, there is an option for CURRENT AUCTION: REA Spring 2012. Choose this option, and hit the Submit button.

(3) You will then see the lot grid for each lot for the current auction. (All w/ $0 prices). You'll need to manually click on each lot, to see the preview for it.

Manually, painful, but, hey you can see the preview.

[CW]

Unreal.

[97manoftroy]

Originally Posted by CW

Unreal.

DITTO

[vintagecpa]

It is a good thing I didn't win the mega-ball. There would be many unhappy bidders in this auction. Amazing cards.

[travrosty]

Originally Posted by CW

Unreal.

This would have been an 8 under their previous grading scale. It's the same card that would have gotten an 8 before, but now is somehow "worth" more even though the actual condition of the card hasn't changed.

[CW]

Originally Posted by travrosty

This would have been an 8 under their previous grading scale. It's the same card that would have gotten an 8 before, but now is somehow "worth" more even though the actual condition of the card hasn't changed.

I did glance at the numerical grade, but I typically try to ignore the slab and look past the number on the flip, focusing entirely on the card.

1914 CJ's are not supposed to look like that.

[sycks22]

A lot of amazing cards in there. I've already bid / outbid on tons of them. I know it's not a big ticket item, but did anyone else know that there are about 25 '51 Bowman Mays in the auction?

[mintacular]

Is it me or does the bottom of that Cobb look trimmed? Seems like a little bat-eared. This is why super-high grade investment in ancient cards could be a risk (hope I don't derail this thread, just making an observation...)