Legendary Pickups. . .

[e107collector]

I was watching a few E107 lots, and was surprised by the final prices on some. I thought the Wagner would've gone higher than it did. A SGC 40 sold for $133,000 6 years ago, and with this being the highest graded card in the hobby, I was thinking around $175K.

The type 2's didn't seem to generate a lot of interest either.

Just my opinion,
Tony

[terjung]

Originally Posted by e107collector

I was watching a few E107 lots, and was surprised by the final prices on some. I thought the Wagner would've gone higher than it did. A SGC 40 sold for $133,000 6 years ago, and with this being the highest graded card in the hobby, I was thinking around $175K.

The type 2's didn't seem to generate a lot of interest either.

Just my opinion,
Tony

Ditto. I was expecting $160-175k on the Wagner. Somebody got a deal on that grossly undervalued card.

[triwak]

I tried to register for last night's session, about 10 hours before extended bidding. Never received the confirmation email, and couldn't bid!! Sux, as I might have made a real play for the 1877 J. Wood Red Stockings cabinet. When was the deadline for registering?

[sportscardpete]

I thought the e107's went pretty cheap. Think the flood of them on the market right now didn't help. Got this one, wished I pulled the trigger on a few more.

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[ullmandds]

nice pete...is that the one with the overprint on back?