Memorabilia in REA

[BRoberts]

Now that the dust has settled, curious what anyone got memorabilia-wise in REA. I thought the offerings in this auction were stronger than what we've seen the past few auctions. The 1903 World Series program from Game 1 was amazing and sold for a strong but realistic price, I thought. Another WS program that wasn't as eye-popping but sold for a head-shaking price was the 1920 Cleveland example. The condition was stronger than normally seen, but the $10K price surprised me, to say the least. Prices for early World Series tickets also seemed robust. Wish I could post some winnings, but I was shut out.

[mrreality68]

I like the selection this go around.
Agreed the prices were really strong
I like the Boston Redsox pennant and it went for $8400 surprised me

[Duluth Eskimo]

Originally Posted by BRoberts

Now that the dust has settled, curious what anyone got memorabilia-wise in REA. I thought the offerings in this auction were stronger than what we've seen the past few auctions. The 1903 World Series program from Game 1 was amazing and sold for a strong but realistic price, I thought. Another WS program that wasn't as eye-popping but sold for a head-shaking price was the 1920 Cleveland example. The condition was stronger than normally seen, but the $10K price surprised me, to say the least. Prices for early World Series tickets also seemed robust. Wish I could post some winnings, but I was shut out.

Eye popping for sure. I had 4 of those 1920 at one time. I think that was one of them. Was wondering how I was going to sell them all at the time. And for a hell of a lot less than that. Not easy to find though.

[bigfanNY]

I picked up 2 scorecards both fill gaps in my collection. It seemed to me that many of the scorecards offered were sold by REA at least once in the past 5 years or so. I thought prices were soft and was happy to pick these two up.