LOTG Wins - What did you get?

[Cmount76]

Great auction! I finally called it quits at 3:15 and woke up realizing that my bids hung on!!! Thrilled to have added these two pieces.

[clydepepper]

Those are cool pick-ups Michael...Congrats!

[Seiklis]

Went hard on two but the Queen's Cigar just ended up a bit to high by the end

My one win 1922 Service Candy

[Leon]

You picked up the much rarer card. And I got this T210 as his pose reminds me of me.....

Originally Posted by Seiklis

Went hard on two but the Queen's Cigar just ended up a bit to high by the end

My one win 1922 Service Candy

[sterlingfox]

Bid on 73 lots, won 6 of them. Was the under bidder on many, including some Ruths that I thought went for fair prices. I should have gone higher...especially on that super rare 33 Exhibits 4 on 1...oh well.

Here are the one's I was lucky enough to snag:

1922 Eastern Exhibit Dave Bancroft (HOF) - SGC EX 60
1926-29 Exhibit Postcard Backs Jim Bottomley (Blank Back) - SGC VG/EX 50
1926-29 Exhibit Postcard Back Frankie Frisch (St. Louis) - SGC VG/EX 50
1926-29 Exhibit Postcard Back Gabby Hartnett (Photo Background) - SGC EX 60
1926-29 Exhibit Postcard Back Dazzy Vance - SGC VG/EX 50
1934-36 Diamond Stars SGC-Graded Pair (#99 Traynor SGC 20, #98 Rowe SGC 45)

The Bottomley was the best of the bunch, as it's a short printed blank back.

The high number Diamond Stars filled some holes in my master set pursuit.

[keating3620]

I've never seen a Diamond Stars with a blank back. I've been collecting them for 10 years. Not sure if it's a printing error, set up piece, etc. I've been unable to find a previous comp.

Also unsure of how( or if) the rarity affects value.

[sterlingfox]

Originally Posted by keating3620

I've never seen a Diamond Stars with a blank back. I've been collecting them for 10 years. Not sure if it's a printing error, set up piece, etc. I've been unable to find a previous comp.

Also unsure of how( or if) the rarity affects value.

If the back is blank, how did SGC know if it was #11 or #103? Also, #103 could only be a 1936... and they labeled it 1934, so something is off in my opinion.

[keating3620]

With a blank back they would not know what year the card was produced. The #11 card was produced in '34 and '35. You are correct, The #103 card was only produced in '36. Since diamond stars were produced in '34-'36 many holders have incorrect years listed or "1934-1936".

[paul]

I'm very happy with what I won, but disappointed I couldn't pick up the Diaz Ted Lyons.

[Topnotchsy]

I struck out. Had a number of items I was "watching" on the Collectable app but not on the website and forgot about them. Would have like to have bid on the Exhibits 23-24 Simmons and Hartnett along with a couple of others.

Oh well...

[GregMitch34]

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1491172746

[CharleyBrown]

Never saw one of these for sale prior to this auction. I know Serota owns the PSA 5 - figured I might not see another one again if I didn't win this one.

[Shoebox]

Really wanted one of the Clemente items and ended up with this team issue photo card.



Very happy to add it.

[Louieman]

I'm really excited about this one, a 1914 guide on pitching, including advice from WaJo Mathewson Ed Walsh and others

[cracker_jack]

Couple of upgrades. My old ones will be on BST soon....

[Bliggity]

Picked up a few E102s for my E92-family collection. I had planned to go after a lot more E92/101/102s (great selection of all), but decided to gear down after a couple cards higher on my want-list popped up in some other auctions. (Here's hoping my next post in the April pickups thread is a big one!)

[Thromdog]

EPDG number 217 for me.....

[oldjudge]

BTW, great prices on Old Judges. The market is really strong.

[x2drich2000]

These are the 2 main pickups for my personal collection.

Shean is my 41st different nadja and the highest of the 3 SGC graded (none by PSA). The other 2 are already in the top registry sets.

Bescher is my 6th red crofts. I now own both that have been confirmed in previous threads.


DJ

[Bliggity]

Nice DJ, I figured some of those caramels might be headed your way!

[brianp-beme]

Bid a lot, but I got squat.

Brian

[Vintagecatcher]

Wanted to thank Al for his superior customer service and his timely response to a question I had during the auction. I did pick up an item which I'll share when it's in-hand.

Thanks Al!

Patrick

[Piratedogcardshows]

Well now that its over I can say, this auction literally had my brain overloaded. So many cards I needed for my T210 set it was literally impossible to add them all. I did manage a cool dozen with one being a Orange Border upgrade and 11 new to my collection cards. A few with very low pops that got zero action. Im looking forward to the full Series sets being broken down as they always seem to be.

Great cards everyone! Fun auction

[btcarfagno]

I got the three Mrs Bill Dickey 1941-1943 Yankee season passes. Will likely look to sell the 1942 and 1943 versions. Will hold onto the 1941 for obvious reasons.

Have been looking for a nice Mantle and this one is terrific. A couple small blotches but overall a really nice ball, a very bold signature, and it's UDA to boot. Very happy.

Tom C

[BeanTown]

Great auction and I wish they would close it down on a per lot basis as I couldn't stay up later than 3AM. Was glad to wake up and see some of my bids held, while others I was outbid on after 6AM. Always a good day when you can add Ty, Joe, and Lou to the collection.

[glchen]

Great pickups, Jay! I loved that red Gehrig.

Happy to pick these two cards. The Ruth matches the b/w tint one that I picked up last year at LOTG. And definitely happy to get this Gehrig/DiMaggio Exhibit, for JoeD's second year card.

[familytoad]

I wasn't going to stay up too late, so I made my last bids and closed my eyes knowing that I wouldn't win them all.

I got a Gehrig and some Obak cards that I really like...pleasantly surprised!

W502 is the same pose as Lou's York Caramel type2, super cool.

I wish I had gotten serious about OBAK cards years ago, but I am now gathering them in all grades for 1910 and 1911. (I think the 1909 have already passed me by.)

These cards are simply beautiful. Even tattered versions look great, but a mid-high graded obak card is dang hard to beat for color and interesting poses.

Great auction again, Al!

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by glchen

Great pickups, Jay! I loved that red Gehrig.

Happy to pick these two cards. The Ruth matches the b/w tint one that I picked up last year at LOTG. And definitely happy to get this Gehrig/DiMaggio Exhibit, for JoeD's second year card.

Great pickup on the Ruth '31-32 Exhibit. I bowed out at $1,000. With the explosion in Ruth cards the last few years, I thought a scarce card like the
'31-32 Exhibit might go higher than what it did.

[Jim F]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

Great auction and I wish they would close it down on a per lot basis as I couldn't stay up later than 3AM. Was glad to wake up and see some of my bids held, while others I was outbid on after 6AM. Always a good day when you can add Ty, Joe, and Lou to the collection.

Nice pick up on the Gehrig Exhibit. The plain background is a tough one.

[Snapolit1]

Was in the red Gehrig till the end, having been top bidder for weeks. But bowed out in the early hours to go in a different direction. Same for the Ruth face shot. Awesome cards. Was really surprised at the action on these. Seems a year ago I would have gotten the Gehrig for half of what it went for here. Great card.

[timn1]

I got this lot for a decent price. Will have a few dups to offer to all you hundreds of Worch collectors out there.

If you won the lot of 2 major leaguers and want to unload Sewell, let me know-

Tim

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[bobfreedman]

Was very happy to add this to my collection:

[deltaarnet]

Thank you AL!!! For this fine addition to my Cubs collection.

[BeanTown]

All nice pickups and Tim I'm one of those Worch guys in your list of 200 😊 Enjoy the Pin Bob as Al did a great sales job to get it as a consignment.

[Jcfowler6]

Originally Posted by cracker_jack

Couple of upgrades. My old ones will be on BST soon....

Nice!


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[vintagewhitesox]

Got this Short Print.
Thanks Al. Great auction.

[Jcfowler6]

Two lots for me. Excited about them both. Missed out on 20 or so other lots. Congrats to all of your pick ups guys.




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[ullmandds]

has anyone received an invoice yet???

[Stonepony]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

has anyone received an invoice yet???

I think they go out tonight

[Al C.risafulli]

Yes - the invoices will go out tonight.

And thanks so much to everyone for bidding (and consigning)! Our biggest auction yet. Next auction will be our FIFTH ANNIVERSARY auction (I still can't believe that), and I have no idea how it could top this last one!

-Al

[Rickyy]

Originally Posted by glchen

Great pickups, Jay! I loved that red Gehrig.

Happy to pick these two cards. The Ruth matches the b/w tint one that I picked up last year at LOTG. And definitely happy to get this Gehrig/DiMaggio Exhibit, for JoeD's second year card.

Sweet pickup on the Pinkish Portrait One! I have one in the same color although not in as good a shape. I think this is a tough color for this version.

Ricky Y

[Rickyy]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

Great auction and I wish they would close it down on a per lot basis as I couldn't stay up later than 3AM. Was glad to wake up and see some of my bids held, while others I was outbid on after 6AM. Always a good day when you can add Ty, Joe, and Lou to the collection.

Nice haul! Congrats on the Gehrig... I love the no background version and it's red to boot!

Ricky Y

[Rickyy]

I got beat out on some of the Exhibits...but I did get three Post Card Backs Connor, Graham and Waterfield on the Football side. This was one of the better Exhibit auctions that I've seen (or maybe ever) in terms of quantity, quality and hard to find variations. I'm glad the Exhibit cards are now gaining a lot of wide spread interest and appreciation in the hobby in the last few years.

Ricky Y

[yanksfan09]

Great card Jay and Gary! Love the formal suit Ruth, I have a low grade one.

So much great stuff! Lots of stuff I wanted, missed on a couple but got a few cool cards. My first FMend and 2 PC UNC exhibits.

[D.P.Johnson]

Originally Posted by keating3620

With a blank back they would not know what year the card was produced. The #11 card was produced in '34 and '35. You are correct, The #103 card was only produced in '36. Since diamond stars were produced in '34-'36 many holders have incorrect years listed or "1934-1936".

Would be interesting to see if SGC or PSA would grade it.

[doug.goodman]

Bid on 73 lots, won 6 of them.

The nice thing about collecting the stuff I collect is that I bid on 6 items and won 5 of them. 3 for the opening bid amount. The chance for a resale profit is nil, but that works fine for me.

The lot I lost would have been an upgrade, and I didn't expect it go for the opening bid amount, and I never planned to bid higher.

I look forward to adding these to my collection:
1920 Yankees Official Scorecard: Ruth vs. Cobb
1947 NY Journal-American New York Giants Premium
1949 Almendares (Cuban) Premium
1949-50 Almendares (Cuba) Team Photo Premium
1949-52 Brooklyn Dodgers Original Snapshot Collection (58)

Thanx for another fun auction Al, and thank you also for taking Paypal payments.

Doug

[btcarfagno]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

The nice thing about collecting the stuff I collect is that I bid on 6 items and won 5 of them. 3 for the opening bid amount. The chance for a resale profit is nil, but that works fine for me.

The lot I lost would have been an upgrade, and I didn't expect it go for the opening bid amount, and I never planned to bid higher.

I look forward to adding these to my collection:
1920 Yankees Official Scorecard: Ruth vs. Cobb
1947 NY Journal-American New York Giants Premium
1949 Almendares (Cuban) Premium
1949-50 Almendares (Cuba) Team Photo Premium
1949-52 Brooklyn Dodgers Original Snapshot Collection (58)

Thanx for another fun auction Al, and thank you also for taking Paypal payments.

Doug

I was in on those snapshots for a bit. Very cool. Congrats.

Tom C

[sterlingfox]

I simply didn't want to pay above market, and was fully expecting to lose out on many of my bids - even though I did hold out some hope to win at least 1 Ruth or Gehrig. I'm currently not a dealer (but aspire to deal at local shows some day). The same thing usually happens to me on PWCC auctions - my win rate is pathetic because so much of it goes above market, but I do usually still end up with something. It's a good thing that I'm not set on any one particular card or issue, and there is always next time!

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

The nice thing about collecting the stuff I collect is that I bid on 6 items and won 5 of them. 3 for the opening bid amount. The chance for a resale profit is nil, but that works fine for me.

The lot I lost would have been an upgrade, and I didn't expect it go for the opening bid amount, and I never planned to bid higher.

I look forward to adding these to my collection:
1920 Yankees Official Scorecard: Ruth vs. Cobb
1947 NY Journal-American New York Giants Premium
1949 Almendares (Cuban) Premium
1949-50 Almendares (Cuba) Team Photo Premium
1949-52 Brooklyn Dodgers Original Snapshot Collection (58)

Thanx for another fun auction Al, and thank you also for taking Paypal payments.

Doug

[mechanicalman]

Originally Posted by sterlingfox

. I'm currently not a dealer (but aspire to deal at local shows some day). The same thing usually happens to me on PWCC auctions - my win rate is pathetic because so much of it goes above market, !

I know this has been debated before, and many will disagree with me, but I tend to believe the winning price in a well-publicized, fairly run auction IS the current market price for a new card. It's when you buy from a dealer who sources his inventory from auctions like these when you tend to pay above market. (Which I've done many times when I really wanted a card.)

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

I know this has been debated before, and many will disagree with me, but I tend to believe the winning price in a well-publicized, fairly run auction IS the current market price for a new card. It's when you buy from a dealer who sources his inventory from auctions like these when you tend to pay above market. (Which I've done many times when I really wanted a card.)

I generally agree with this. However, the issues for us collectors is that I suspect in most cases there are relatively few people batting it out for the expensive stuff. Take the beautiful red Gehrig which I didn't win. At the end of the auction there may have been 3 people, including me, pushing that up. What happens when those 3 people get one? The demand could get significantly weaker. Demand is what a willing buyer will pay a willing seller. Well the universe of willing buyers is likely pretty small for some specialized stuff.