Legendary Winners - Part I

[bcbgcbrcb]

Anyone pick up anything good last night? My only interest was the 1882 Providence cabinet but of course couldn't afford it.

[h2oya311]

Picked up an old judge Hamilton, but REALLY wanted the Wm. Paterson Travis Jackson. Don't see those around too often ( Esp. in a PSA 7 holder). Maybe next time

[big80s]

A little OT - but did anyone watch the Red Grange assorted lot that fetched 14K (I believe)? That was impressive.

There were a lot of cards I was interested in - but unfortunately I couldn't afford to go after everything with reckless abandon. I did manage to grab these two though...



I overpaid for this, but I collect the set - and this is the nicest example I've seen.

[CharleyBrown]

I fell asleep at the wheel - I wanted the ’47 Bond Bread Jackie Robinson PSA 6... it went for a little less than I thought it would too... I get all these damn AHs confused, and figured it would go into OT for at least 15 minutes.

Ah well.

[kcohen]

I'm an amalgam of above posts. Really wanted a Wm. Paterson but fell asleep. Also got confused and assumed the entire auction would stay open until no more bids. Nice pickups, Will.

[gnaz01]

I was the underbidder on the Honus Wagner cigar band

[ethicsprof]

i'm happy that I won the Dick Perez painting of Clark Griffith.
The portrait of the aging legend with the interesting attire of the period
captured me weeks ago.
all the best,
barry

[therajah]

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[sycks22]

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You outbid me on the Johnson, nice pick up.

[the-illini]

If the winner of lot 410 (William Paterson group of 13) is interested in breaking them up, please contact me - I would be interested in the Marquard.

Thanks

Chris

[kcohen]

Originally Posted by the-illini

If the winner of lot 410 (William Paterson group of 13) is interested in breaking them up, please contact me - I would be interested in the Marquard.

Thanks

Chris

Same here. Would like to acquire one as a type card. Thanks

Ken Cohen

[Runscott]

Legendary auction start ending soon....get your butts in chat and let's see you sweat it out.

[Runscott]

I hesitate to comment on items while the auction is still live, but I'll do so now. I see a problem with the Walter Johnson Conlon glass negative. The negative is clearly cropped on the right side, compared to the print, and represents the publication cover, meaning that the negative was created from a print. You would have to be blind to miss it, but it should have been disclosed.

Given the price it went for, I'm thinking a couple of people thought it was an original Conlon glass negative: http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...ntoryid=151896

[drc]

True, the negative is from later on.

But $200 for the entire lot isn't unreasonable, as the photograph is nice and does match interestingly with negative.

[yomass]

If the winner of these lots wants to break them, I need Scott, Shawkey and Marquard.