It's back. 1914 Cracker Jack Pratt in Legendary.

[Brian Van Horn]

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...---SGC-30-GD-2

Have to wonder what the final price will be on the relisting.

[RichR]

The prices people are paying for that card are stunning.

[Brian Van Horn]

Here's a recent discussion of the card that pertains to the lot:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...ighlight=pratt

[Mikehealer]

How about this one, it looks pretty nice.

http://goodwinandco.com/LotDetail.as...d-to-his-1915-

[chaddurbin]

ozzie smith psa 10 buyer laughing at the bidders for this card.

[Matthew H]

The one in Goodwin is really nice! Is it too late for the eBay Pratt buyer to renege on that deal too?

[e107collector]

I just got an email regarding the new Goodwin Auction, but I hastily deleted it. I swear it said something like 5 Babe Ruth rookies in one sentence. I checked their preview but there aren't any Babe Ruth rookies in the auction.

If any board can check to email to clarify that info for me and post a response in this thread, I greatly appreciate it.

Maybe I was seeing things

Tony

[botn]

Dear Collector,

Welcome to Masterpieces and Uncommon Commons XLVI.
This catalog marks our ninth and final catalog for the year. In the past year, we have offered two T206 Honus Wagner cards, five Babe Ruth rookies, two 1933 Napoleon Lajoie cards and the hobby's most valuable T206 Eddie Plank. Some will say we saved the best for last with this catalog. Goodwin and Co. is proud to present two high quality classic issues from the turn of the century, a 1914 Cracker Jack complete set and an American Tobacco T207 complete set. The sets are among the finest in the hobby and are showcased as individual lots. Highlighting the Cracker Jack set is the highest graded 1914 Del Pratt card in the hobby! Recently graded, all of the cards are being offered for the first time. Most of the Cracker Jack cards are stain free and among the highest graded to date. If you are one of the many collectors who enjoy the many facets of the T206 set, then you are sure to find the T207 set equally challenging. Three of the hobbies most sought after rarities are found in the T207 issue. They are Irving Lewis, Louis Lowdermilk and Ward Miller. Needless to say, the American Tobacco Companyâ's final issue is full of seldom seen cards and difficult backs. These sets represent a tremendous opportunity for the collector as complete sets of this stature are almost never seen or offered as individual lots.

Here's hoping you and your family have a wonderful holiday season,

Bill

[e107collector]

Thanks Greg. I should've read the first part of the sentence.

Tony

[abrahamrudy]

re: the Pratt card and speculation in the cited thread about a bidder on the previous auction, wouldn't that be a pretty open-and-shut damages action for breach of contract? wouldn't take much effort to recover the price difference in small claims court if he really did bail on paying for the auction item.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by abrahamrudy

re: the Pratt card and speculation in the cited thread about a bidder on the previous auction, wouldn't that be a pretty open-and-shut damages action for breach of contract? wouldn't take much effort to recover the price difference in small claims court if he really did bail on paying for the auction item.

The question possibly is whether there are two cases concerning this behavior or only one.