MEARS current auction of 1935 National Chicle cards

[Leon]

I am helping one of our longest term advertisers in posting this. I took a brief look and they are some really nice cards. Good luck to anyone going for any and thanks again to MEARS for their continued support.



In the current MEARS Auction that runs December 23rd – January 4th, 2014, we have a fresh to the hobby grouping of (80) high grade 1935 National Chicle football cards. The collection was assembled by a man in New Berlin, WI, that opened the packs and then saved them in a box. They were never handled twice. He recently passes and the collection is being offered by his estate. The cards can be found at:

Graded
http://sports.mearsonlineauctions.co...e-1973-84.html

Ungraded
http://sports.mearsonlineauctions.co...-1939-542.html


MEARS Auction has over 1,000 lots of quality memorabilia in this auction. Check out the entire auction at www.mearsonlineauctions.com


A word about shipping…

In a response to our customers, we will now be offering priority mail shipping for those that request. Our standard method of shipping is Fed Ex, but for lower valued lots, we will work with our customers to provide the lowest shipping prices possible. Your initial invoice mail show the Fed Ex shipping fee, but if you contact our office at info@mearsonlineauctions.com, we will be happy to work with you to ship in whatever manner works best for you.


Thanks, Troy


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Troy R. Kinunen
President MEARS Auctions
President MEARS Evaluation Services
www.mearsonlineauctions.com
www.mearsonline.com
www.mearsbuysgameusedbats.com



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[Wildfireschulte]

I've found Mears to be a great "buyers auction" for cards - so no doubt there will be some good deals on the Chicles. Troy has a huge following for bats and uniforms which usually bring top dollar. I consigned this John Farrell game uni from when he pitched for the Indians - figure that he peaked after winning World Series as manager of Sox this year.