Mastro auctions
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Posts: 184
Sets
Posts: 184
Sets
Posts: 184
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This is actually the first time in a long time that I didn't win or bid on anything. I thought about placing a bid on the Dimaggio/Mantle framed photo with ticket stub, but It went a little higher than I wanted to spend. Heck, I've been spending an average of $3,000 on ebay in the last few months and I don't want my inventory to jump back up to were it was a year ago.
I can't wait to see who won what in this auction.
Rich
I needed a Dean autograph for my autographed HOF card set.
It's a 1936 World Series Championship Team Signed ball. The DiMaggio is a clubhouse signature, and the ball has seen better days, but it has Gehrig and Lazzeri, along with Gomez and Ruffing, and I got it for well under $1000. Can't beat that with a stick.
Seemed like a pretty weak auction by Mastro standards.
Always looking for N690 Kalamazoo Bats and Newsboy Cabinets
Rich
<< <i>I won a Leaf boxing set.... >>
Which one of the two did you win?
"All evil needs to triumph is for good men to do nothing."
<< <i>Can't beat that with a stick. >>
I agree!
I actually like balls like that - I can still see the Lou sig - and most important - you know that "he" actually held that ball and signed it for someone. A piece of history. Congratulations.
Anthony
Was the boxing set graded? Which 51T wrapper did you get?
thanx for sharing guys
I have never participated in a Mastro auction - some day down the road I hope.
mike
This is the wrapper I got
and it came with this
Can't imagine keeping this part.
Always looking for N690 Kalamazoo Bats and Newsboy Cabinets
Pass on the gum and keep the card.
Do you frame the wrappers or what?
mike
As a dentist your professional opinion would be not to ingest this? Even as a historical experiment?
I"m too low on wall space to frame these (or anything else) so I have the wrappers in the binder with the sets.
Always looking for N690 Kalamazoo Bats and Newsboy Cabinets
<< <i>I think it's actually caramel, not gum.
As a dentist your professional opinion would be not to ingest this? Even as a historical experiment?
I"m too low on wall space to frame these (or anything else) so I have the wrappers in the binder with the sets. >>
I wasn't thinking Anthony
It doesn't look like gum - wasn't there caramel put in one type of packaging for red or blue backs?
On the eating part? I understand that the rearrangement of the protein molecules over time produces a configuation similar to lysergic acid di·eth·yl·am·ide - very hallucinogenic - in fact, I believe the developer of the 75T set ate a piece - the colors!
Go for it!
I now want that N162 Beecher!