Heritage Wins

[frgreg]

You beat me on the Cobb signed rookie, congrats!
Just curious, how high would you have gone

[ullmandds]

I forgot about the auction or I'd have bid on that dietsche signed cobb...honestly I'd have thought it'd sell closer to 8-10K?!

[rainier2004]

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[vintagehofrookies]

Originally Posted by rainier2004

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gorgeous shoeless Joe! congrats!

[sportscardpete]

Steve did you win the whole lot?! If so congrats!

[ullmandds]

beautiful cj jackson...congrats!

[rainier2004]

Originally Posted by sportscardpete

Steve did you win the whole lot?! If so congrats!

Thanks all - No not the whole lot, a buddy made the score and we had a side deal. I do have quite a few CJs coming from it getting me down to 6 on the my 181-card set. I may have to try for a downgrade on the JJ if there's any interest out there. I woke up hungover and happy this morning!

[vintagehofrookies]

Originally Posted by frgreg

You beat me on the Cobb signed rookie, congrats!
Just curious, how high would you have gone

Thank You and sorry about that
I was planning on going as high as 10k for it

ullmandds- I was thinking around that same price

[frgreg]

Originally Posted by vintagehofrookies

Thank You and sorry about that
I was planning on going as high as 10k for it

ullmandds- I was thinking around that same price

Then I am glad I did not bid you up - I was sorry I did not match your bid
Enjoy the card!

[Exhibitman]

I forgot to bid the first night--too many other irons in the fire. Missed a couple of items I'd have gone after for a lot more. Their multiple-closing, multiple-format, many-rules set up has gotten out of hand but seemed to work to my advantage yesterday as I picked up a lot at its opening bid during the live session [my placeholder bid held], which I really did not expect. A pair of Wood imperial sized cabinets from 1897 of Fitzsimmons and Corbett:

[Jaybird]

very cool cabinets. Great images.

[aaroncc]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I forgot to bid the first night--too many other irons in the fire. Missed a couple of items I'd have gone after for a lot more. Their multiple-closing, multiple-format, many-rules set up has gotten out of hand but seemed to work to my advantage yesterday as I picked up a lot at its opening bid during the live session [my placeholder bid held], which I really did not expect. A pair of Wood imperial sized cabinets from 1897 of Fitzsimmons and Corbett:

Nice Adam don't see those sizes every day. Good price too.

[joeadcock]

Nice Cabinets Adam

[Exhibitman]

3 more lots tonight: A Tom Sharkey signed PC and two cabinets [Frank Slavin mis-identified as Peter Maher by Heritage, and Charlie Mitchell] from the New York Illustrated News set [ACC # M125].

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I forgot to bid the first night--too many other irons in the fire. Missed a couple of items I'd have gone after for a lot more. Their multiple-closing, multiple-format, many-rules set up has gotten out of hand but seemed to work to my advantage yesterday as I picked up a lot at its opening bid during the live session [my placeholder bid held], which I really did not expect. A pair of Wood imperial sized cabinets from 1897 of Fitzsimmons and Corbett:

The good news on these is that the crud on the top and bottom of the Corbett cabinet was the remnants of an old mat, not chunks out of the cabinet itself, and it fell off when I pulled the card out of the holder. It actually looks a lot better. I will need to send it to a paper conservation expert to have it de-acidified and buffered for the long term I think.