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Old 10-29-2017, 11:12 PM
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Sorry about that.
Sorry back at ya for fighting you so hard! By the way, you remember your old D310 Weaver? On its way to my house. Good fight, Leon. Nice pickup.
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Old 10-29-2017, 11:15 PM
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Sorry back at ya for fighting you so hard! By the way, you remember your old D310 Weaver? On its way to my house. Good fight, Leon. Nice pickup.
No worries at all. I thought it went low when it sold from my collection the first time. Nice Weaver too...I saw that. I can't buy all of my collection back but a few things here and there are nice for memories. It was interesting this card went as high as it did when it sold in my collection the first time AND wasn't described as the ultra rare orange background it is. I guess colors don't matter....
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Old 10-29-2017, 11:18 PM
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Picked up 2 lots, the e253 Johnson and, shockingly , the e92 croft candy run with the red back.

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Old 10-29-2017, 11:22 PM
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T36 and t37 set. Couldn't afford the baseball wants.
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Old 10-30-2017, 11:51 AM
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T36 and t37 set. Couldn't afford the baseball wants.
Awesome pickup. Glad to see the sets go to a board member. There has been some discussion of the T36 set throughout the "Vintage Racing" thread on this board. One of the regular posters in that thread is putting together a T36 set one card at a time. The Barney Oldfield card in the T36 set is one of my favorites, because he looks like such a bad ass chomping on his cigar. LOL

By REA standards, I think you got a nice deal for those two sets. I am not overly familiar with the T37 set, but the T36s are a long, slow slog to put together a set one card at a time.

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Old 10-30-2017, 12:01 PM
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I won a couple cards - a 15 CJ Alexander and a 41 Play Ball Teddy - that I think I bid on just to win something.

After getting outbid on a couple larger items, I diverted my dollars to another purchase, however, and was able to make a deal with Greg S. last night to pick up this Anson to complete my N162 baseball subset. Always good to have an REA back-up plan.
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Old 10-30-2017, 12:14 PM
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Jon great snags! Love the Cobb and Wags. And Sam excellent centered 2.5 Anson. If all 2.5's looked like that I'd be fine with my whole collection in that grade.

Wondering if anyone here bid on this Ruth 144? Was top for most of the auction and then someone outbid late so I had to decide to set a vcp record or walk away. ugh. Wish I hadn't had all those beers during the WS game. :-)
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Old 10-30-2017, 12:17 PM
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I passed on both Des Moines cabinet cards. Condition on the Laroche didn't justify price on that one. The other I have seen up for sale a few times I've last few years, not sure if same photo, but didn't pull the trigger on it either. Hopefully the consignor is a board member and contacts me privately or puts up in another auction in the near future.
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Old 10-30-2017, 06:47 PM
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I won a couple cards - a 15 CJ Alexander and a 41 Play Ball Teddy - that I think I bid on just to win something.

After getting outbid on a couple larger items, I diverted my dollars to another purchase, however, and was able to make a deal with Greg S. last night to pick up this Anson to complete my N162 baseball subset. Always good to have an REA back-up plan.
That's a beautiful Anson!
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Old 10-29-2017, 11:26 PM
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No worries at all. I thought it went low when it sold from my collection the first time. Nice Weaver too...I saw that. I can't buy all of my collection back but a few things here and there are nice for memories.
Funny thing, all night I kept saying "Dang it Leon, stop, I need this one." I am taking solace in the A.W.H. and a few other lots.
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Old 10-30-2017, 02:43 AM
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My perfect bidding record with REA remains intact.

I'm 0 for 11 years and counting.


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Old 10-30-2017, 05:47 AM
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Was chasing 2 t206 Johnson portraits, the PSA 6 sovereign and the PSA 1 EPDG. I was the underbidder on the Sovereign that went for $7800 with the juice, it was just too much considering the same card sold for $4500 on ebay 2 months ago (though I still think Wajo in general is undervalued, this was a high grade specimen with a difficult back). Snagged the EDPG paying too much at $1500 with the juice for a card with a pinhole in it but I needed it for my EPDG back run.

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Old 10-30-2017, 05:48 AM
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I never even got a catalog from these guys.
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Old 10-30-2017, 05:59 AM
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Won 2 lots of items I really didn't want, but seemed like good prices.

1980 Pepsi Winfield unissued proof
1952 Bob swift psa 8


Also overdid it on the signed bowman collection of 60, but there were a handful of vintage pen umpires that have become so tough in recent years, I stuck with it.


It was nice to see some love on the T3 Joss. I've always loved that image, and even with the no offer back, 15k was a shocker.
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I never even got a catalog from these guys.
the catalog with your name on it is probably sitting in the same post office as your lefty grove card.
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I never even got a catalog from these guys.
The 1st time I did not receive a catalog.

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I paid the piper, his union, and the local muscle to get my beat up green cobb but he was the last portrait I needed to complete my HOF set and I was sick and tired of seeing that hole sit empty...anyone else ever been there ???
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I paid the piper, his union, and the local muscle to get my beat up green cobb but he was the last portrait I needed to complete my HOF set and I was sick and tired of seeing that hole sit empty...anyone else ever been there ???
Got two Gehrigs I needed. Apologies to the guy who bought the Gehrig final game ticket for costing you a few thousand dollars. Nice piece.
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Old 10-30-2017, 08:46 AM
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I paid the piper, his union, and the local muscle to get my beat up green cobb but he was the last portrait I needed to complete my HOF set and I was sick and tired of seeing that hole sit empty...anyone else ever been there ???
Yes.
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Old 10-30-2017, 09:04 AM
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I went up to 12k on the Ted Williams Padres postcard but it wasn't enough.
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I went up to 12k on the Ted Williams Padres postcard but it wasn't enough.
holy crap! Looks like I need to sell mine!
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I won the only three lots I bid on, two of which I won with my initial placeholder bids from weeks ago (1969 and 1970 Milton Bradley baseball games with cards, and McLaughlin Coffee trade card lot). Of course, those were the ones I wouldn't have minded getting outbid on, and the one I was most interested in -- an Arbuckle Coffee lot of 10 trade card sets, 558 total cards -- went for more than I was hoping to pay, but I'm glad I got it in the end. It was just me vs. one other guy, with quite a bit of back and forth bidding at the end. I'm glad so few people in an auction like this are interested in trade cards, because I feel like I got a good deal -- almost 700 trade cards from the 1890s that I didn't have, all for around $2K.
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