A sneak peak at the June Lelands auction

Knuckles

I don't think people are supposed to be able to view this stuff yet as Leland's doesn't have any links to it.

I stumbled into this when searching for finished Sawchuk items.. a Sawchuk item that hasn't even started yet popped up and I clicked on 'sports' in the heading 'June 2005 --> Sports -->' on the page with the Sawchuk item and it took to the following link..

June 2005 auction that I don't think we're supposed to see yet..



I'm drooling over this I want to see the other side with Plante..

Knuckles

*poof*

Knuckles

Forget that.. figured this out which is better..

To see everything in list format..
http://www.lelands.com/gallery.aspx?auction=505&range=1%20and%2099

To see everything in list format starting from the sports items on.. (scroll down to the bottom.. click next for the next page..)
http://www.lelands.com/gallery.aspx?range=100%20and%20291&auction=505



I have way too much time on my hands.

TheCARDKid

LOL, I was fiddling around with the lot numbers after your first post. I gravitated towards the unopened wax around lot #1,000. Cool stuff, '67 Topps cello with Seaver on top, '68 Topps cello with Ryan, '72 Cello box, cool packs from the 50's.

Knuckles

Haha This one's got to be their largest auction yet.. I haven't gotten to all the hockey stuff yet.. I can't believe all the nice baseball stuff.. tons of Ty Cobb signed stuff.. 50's cards.. tons of signed balls.. I piece of the green monster.. almost anything you can think of.. unreal.

Knuckles

Here's something for Stone..

Lot 788 . Collection of (19) T3 Turkey Reds with Hofers including Young

CollectorChris

Lelands is good for memorabilia but generally mediocre for cards. MastroNet, Mile High and Goodwin continually have much better offerings. I thought Lelands was supposed to get some former hotshot from Superior to boost the card segment of their auction. If that's true, it doesn't appear to have made a difference.