Just a friendly reminder that you have until tomorrow night (February 24th) to get your bids in. The extended period starts at 10:00 pm central time. Please don't forget Session 2 that ends on Sunday, February 25. Many great card lots in that session as well.
Thank You and Good Luck!
~ Peter
Hey Everyone,
Bidding for the Heritage February Sports Platinum Auction has already started. As you may have read, there are some great items. The auction is in two sessions ending on February 24 and 25. The ending of the auction is the same format is has been for years with open bidding ending at 10pm central time then an extended period where each lots ends on an individual basis on a the 30-minute clock rule. You have to have bid on a lot before 10pm central time to be able to bid during the 30-minute extended period. Be sure to check the final session card lots ending November 25 as there is always a nice selection. The home page for the auction is at:
https://sports.ha.com/c/search-resul...on50001-013118
Registration is free!
This auction has some great cards! Some highlights:
- Harry Wright N690 Kalamazoo Bats and N172 Old Judge;
- A selection of W600s’ including a dated 1902 of Wagner and a green mount Fred Clarke;
- T206 Cobb with Ty Cobb back;
- A great selection of Babe Ruth cards – Goudey, Exhibit, Uncle Jack, Williard Chocolate, E135, US Caramel, Maple Crispette, R315 and more;
- N173 Cap Anson;
- 1925 Exhibit Gehrig Rookie;
- D304 Brunners Butter Krust Ty Cobb;
- A very nice T3 Turkey Red Ty Cobb (PSA 4);
- 1914 Cracker Jack Ty Cobb (PSA NM-MT 8);
- 1915 Cracker Jack Joe Jackson (PSA NM-MT 8);
- Over 20 more 1914 and 1915 Cracker Jack singles;
- 1908 Rose Co. Honus Wagner.
Catalogs – They have already been mailed. If you would like a free catalog please email me all of your mailing information at
peterc@ha.com and we will send one out. To keep getting free catalogs we ask (okay, require) that you place a min. of $1,000 in bids in each catalog auction. There are going to be seven in 2018. Bids need to be placed in each catalog auction. Monthly auctions do not count. If there is no activity for even one auction they may not send out a catalog. I know this may sound harsh but the simple answer is these catalogs are becoming more and more expensive with each auction and we are sending out more and more.
Post-war fans will not be disappointed either.
Good Luck and Thank You for Bidding,
Peter