Mastro results..

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Posted By: ockday

Now that the lots have started to close..what did you win ?

So far I won the lot of 10 ungraded OJ's.


Alan

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Lot of 11 ungraded Old Judge in the win column for the good guys.

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Posted By: Anson

If anyone wins that lot of 100 caramels, please email me about the E101s. I would be interested in several.

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Posted By: leon

1910's Tobacco Insert Graded Cards (9 Different) All Hall of Famers Including Two Cobb's and Tinker/Evers/Chance!

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Leon---Nice scoop. You should do well with that group.

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Posted By: Jim Clarke

If anyone won lot#260 1921 Koester's Bread, I would be interested in buying one or two form ya... Thx JC

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Posted By: Hal Lewis

Koester's Bread, my butt.

PSA labeled them correctly... and Mastro still tried to sell them as something else.

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Posted By: scott brockelman

don't know why, but i won an item that apparently is not even a baseball card. just some damn big photo of jesse burkett.

scott

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Posted By: Hal Lewis

Nobody else may appreciate the humor, Scott...

but I do!!!

I am sure you will enjoy your new W600 baseball "phototype" tremendously.

Hope you return to the baseball "card" hobby soon.

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Posted By: Kevin Cummings

I'd also be interested in a Koester's Bread card - Carl Mays - if the winner is a board member and willing to sell.

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Posted By: Hal Lewis

Koester, schmoester.

They are W575-1 cards (as labeled by PSA).

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Posted By: Andy Baran

WOW! I didn't even notice the W600 Burkett in that lot. What a steal. Many of us have been wondering for years if a surviving example even existed. The Burkett would have sold for more than the total realized for that lot if it had been listed seperately. Instead it basically was a "buried treasure". Great find Scott!

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Posted By: Brian McQueen

Barry and I came out victorious on lot #4...a graded OJ/n28 lot that includes 2 HOFers, a Brown's Champion and a Dotted Tie variation. Very happy with the final price too!

Scott, great find on the w600 Burkett. A friend pointed that out to me after the auction's initial cutoff, otherwise I would have missed it altogether. I think that's a definate treasure that a good deal of collector's probably missed since it was buried in a grab-bag with a bunch of cards from the 30s-50s.

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Posted By: scott brockelman

it was a great find, however i was not alone, it went from $1,300 to $3,500 in the last 1/2 hour of bidding, but still sold for a few increments less than my max.

condition is a bit soft but rarity is immeasurable.

scott

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Posted By: warshawlaw

someone paid nearly $500 a card for six N269 Lorillard's boxers in beaten condition. Lot 588 $2,405 + juice. See, lower grade + rare = nice $$.

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Posted By: AParks

I picked up the Dalrymple Old Judge PSA 7 and the Staley Old Judge PSA 7.

I also won the Niekro Astros jersey. (he he he)

Can you believe what the Croft's Matty went for?

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Posted By: Jay Miller

A better question is how this card was ever graded EX with those corners

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Posted By: Bob

If the winning bidder is willing to part with some of the 1911 Zeenuts contained in the Zeenut lot, please drop me a line.

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Posted By: AParks

To whoever won the Caramel lot - I would be interested in looking at the E102's to upgrade my set.

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Would have an interest in picking up the Hicks from the T210 lot. If winning bidder could spare this card please email me at oldjudge@gmail.com

Thanks---Jay

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Posted By: Anonymous

Won the Yankees regional set of Briggs, Dan Dees, Journal Americans, Coke Tips, Kahns, etc. so I could get the Briggs Mantle. All the non Briggs I will probably sell, so time will determine if it is a good deal or not.

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Posted By: ockday

Mayo Ward and lot of 9 cards with Mayo FB and N162's with a nice Beecher.

Alan

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Posted By: Wesley

I am happy I won the small 29 card boxing lot (not the Lorrilards). I plan to keep the OJs and Mayos and sell the rest.

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Posted By: Mark Rios

Anyone that bought the Voskamp lot from Mastro PLEASE contact me....

Thanks,

Mark

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Posted By: Richard Masson

I need four Zeenuts out of the lot, if the winner would like to reduce his cost on the rest...

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Posted By: Texas Ted

I got a couple of dog lots of 33 Goudeys. The quality was low, but the price was right.

Texas Ted

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Posted By: Josh K.

if a board member won the caramels, I would be interested in a few, incl. the e-95 cobb, e-94 speaker, or the e102 cobb, lajoie, and other hofers.

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Posted By: warshawlaw

Any in the Zeenuts lot, I'd be happy to take them off your hands...

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Posted By: bruce Dorskind

Bid on 10 items - 6 PSA 8 Goudeys- and three Plows
and one other E card-

a big zero- someone is playing no limits poker-

should give Masto my lot of PSA Ramlys= no telling how high they would go

it is no longer a hobby

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Posted By: Mike McGrail

- The 1924 Diaz Marquard (lot 261)

AND

- The huge overseas non-sports card lot (lot 1363). Particularly happy with this one seeing that my winning bid was way less than half of my high bid!

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Posted By: Jim Clarke

Lots 2, 474, and 480 are coming to Tyrone... Just curious who was up at 1:30Am bidding up the Pioneer Cabinet of the player "Carroll" (lot 2). Mastro is still number one in my eyes on how they run their auctions. I agree with Jay. However, I think Jay should have waited until all bidding was done before posting... JC

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Posted By: warshawlaw

Shhh! Mike, don't say that or you may get a revised bill (just kidding Doug, don't bar me from not bidding in the next one)

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Posted By: David Graham

Just discovered this forum and notice your message that you bought the Mastro Coke Tips and were considering selling some of them. Given that was 5 months ago, don't know if you have sold them or not. I'm looking for the Pee Wee Reese, Bobby Thomson (3rd base) and Willie Mays. Let me know if you have any interest in selling these. Thanks.

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Posted By: scott ingold

Lot of three sgc Cobbs. Lost out on the Demitt and O'hara though.

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Posted By: rob

I won the t206 lot with 3 card variations...brown, elberfeld and kleinow. will probably sell the kleinow and keep the others for now.

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Posted By: Max Weder

I just am curling up with a good book....


1866 style



Max

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Posted By: Brian Daniels

I could not believe how cheap one of them went for! I thought anything in PSA 8 holders was worth $12 !

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Posted By: Cat

Won lot 23 t206 Tris Speaker Cycle back PSA 6, lot 31 m116 Honus Wagner SGC 60, lot 258 1933 Dizzy Dean Goudey PSA 7. Please withhold all comments regarding how much I overpaid

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Posted By: cmoking

I think you got a good price on the 1933 Goudey Dizzy Dean PSA 7. That card went for $1600 and $1700 on ebay in the last few months.

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Posted By: Cat

Take a look at most of those 33 Goudey lots. Many were bargains. The Dean card was actually a late bid for me, solely because I thought it was cheap. The other two I was going to bid until I ran out of money or fell asleep.

Because I bought the T026 Speaker card, I now have a PSA 5 T206 Speaker with a Polar Bear back I will be getting rid of, but I haven't yet decided if it will be via trade or sell.

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Posted By: cmoking

What I noticed was that the common PSA 7 cards in the Goudey set went for higher than they ever did...probably averaged around $240, whereas they were in the $170 range a year ago. The HOFers did not show the same increase, in fact, it was the HOF cards that seem to be on the cheaper side. Like your Dizzy Dean PSA 7. Maybe this indicates more people trying to put sets together.