Current Robert Edward Auction
RedHeart54
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This is quite an amazing auction. It seems that every famous pre-war card is here including the holy grail. There is also quite a few of the 1953 Topps original art pieces including stars such as Eddie Matthews and Pee Wee Reese. (Makes me wonder what the Mantle would bring now. Remember it sold for over $100,000 during the original Topps archives auction in, what, 1989?)
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<< <i>PSA 1 going for $230,000. Not surprising, but, Wow. >>
The last Wagner graded a 1 went for $399,500
Steve
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throne for the next couple weeks.
Really curious to see how the Just So Buck Ewing finishes out.
That's a cool find, and an incredible card with a story.
<< <i>Just got my catalog today, and it will become choice reading material next to the
throne for the next couple weeks.
Really curious to see how the Just So Buck Ewing finishes out.
That's a cool find, and an incredible card with a story. >>
A "couple weeks"?
You ony have five days before the auction ends!
Steve
I guess vintage golf is pretty strong!
Collector of Vintage Golf cards! Let me know what you might have.
PSA 1 Wagners use to sell for $100-150 k, not that long ago.
That 63 Topps Rose SGC 98 looks ridiculous. The edges look like they'd cut your hand.
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<< <i>Just got my catalog today, and it will become choice reading material next to the
throne for the next couple weeks.
Really curious to see how the Just So Buck Ewing finishes out.
That's a cool find, and an incredible card with a story. >>
A "couple weeks"?
You ony have five days before the auction ends!
Steve >>
I think he means that he just likes looking at nice pictures of cards on the throne, not cards he intends to bid on. I think the cards one seriously intends to purchase quite often are viewed in catalogs while sitting on the living room couch or recliner. I've heard some people do it this way because decisions made on the throne aren't always made using sound judgement. Just what I've heard.
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<< <i>Just got my catalog today, and it will become choice reading material next to the
throne for the next couple weeks.
Really curious to see how the Just So Buck Ewing finishes out.
That's a cool find, and an incredible card with a story. >>
A "couple weeks"?
You ony have five days before the auction ends!
Steve >>
I think he means that he just likes looking at nice pictures of cards on the throne, not cards he intends to bid on. I think the cards one seriously intends to purchase quite often are viewed in catalogs while sitting on the living room couch or recliner. I've heard some people do it this way because decisions made on the throne aren't always made using sound judgement. Just what I've heard. >>
Classic!
and, yep, that's what I meant.... no intentions of bidding, just enjoy the stories and pictures.
Although I can see how my comments could be misconstrued, Steve.
Also have to agree with the OP on the '53 Topps original art. Just an incredible combination of
baseball cards, art, and Americana.
<< <i>I think he means that he just likes looking at nice pictures of cards on the throne, not cards he intends to bid on. I think the cards one seriously intends to purchase quite often are viewed in catalogs while sitting on the living room couch or recliner. I've heard some people do it this way because decisions made on the throne aren't always made using sound judgement. Just what I've heard. >>
Classic!
and, yep, that's what I meant.... no intentions of bidding, just enjoy the stories and pictures.
Although I can see how my comments could be misconstrued, Steve. >>
No problemo!
I just wanted to make sure you knew the auction was ending May 1st. It seems there is always someone here who gets a late catalog and doesn't realize the auction is ending so soon.
Oh, and great answer Ulysses!
Steve