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Old 10-29-2018, 12:59 PM
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The sheer number of autographed cards was breathtaking. Always liked Charlie Root and was happy my bid survived the crazy evening.

“Ruth most certainly did not call his home run in that game,” said Root years later. “I ought to know. I was there.” Root claimed that he would never have allowed Ruth to show him up without retaliating: “I’d have put one in his ear and knocked him on his ass.” (from SABR bio)
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Old 10-29-2018, 02:40 PM
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So great to see the Cobb, Speaker and Baker staying within our community! Congrats to Brent as well!!
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Who got all these signed auto's in person ? Great collection.
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I can't believe I missed lot 1868 Russ Van Atta. I've been looking for a low grade signed card like that for years and completely missed it!
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The sheer number of autographed cards was breathtaking. Always liked Charlie Root and was happy my bid survived the crazy evening.

“Ruth most certainly did not call his home run in that game,” said Root years later. “I ought to know. I was there.” Root claimed that he would never have allowed Ruth to show him up without retaliating: “I’d have put one in his ear and knocked him on his ass.” (from SABR bio)
What a great card, David. I somehow overlooked this one. There were so many amazing autographed cards. Love a card that has a cool story to go with it.
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Old 10-29-2018, 05:30 PM
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None for me. But I bought your Doyle from ebay the night before.
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Old 10-29-2018, 06:20 PM
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Thanks for starting this thread Paul! Congrats to everyone who won! Amazing signed cards guys. I was just amazed at seeing all those 1933 Goudeys signed. Unbelievable!

Does anyone know if the gentleman (who got players to sign when in town) was the batboy for the Tigers 33’-35’ is still living? How long ago did Jason make that deal? I would be interested in hearing any details on that?

Many of those Goudeys only have 1-2 examples signed known in the PSA/DNA population report. With regards to the 33’ signed Goudeys what was the consensus on prices?
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None for me. But I bought your Doyle from ebay the night before.
Much appreciated! Sending out tomorrow!
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The sheer number of autographed cards was breathtaking. Always liked Charlie Root and was happy my bid survived the crazy evening.

“Ruth most certainly did not call his home run in that game,” said Root years later. “I ought to know. I was there.” Root claimed that he would never have allowed Ruth to show him up without retaliating: “I’d have put one in his ear and knocked him on his ass.” (from SABR bio)
Congrats on the card David.

I just want to add that I have a ball signed by the Cubs third baseman that day. On it he wrote " Babe Ruth did not call his HR in '32 WS. Woody English. I was there."
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Happy to end up with the Babe.
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Nice work, Scot— congrats!
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Thanks Matt!
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Old 10-29-2018, 07:17 PM
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It’s great to see so many of these cards end up in the collections of my fellow board members. The Detroit ball boy left the Goudeys in a cigar box in the attic of his boyhood home where they were discovered in late 2014. I flew to Detroit on Valentines Day 2015 to purchase the collection.

I think all the Hall of Fame cards sold for at or above what I expected, with many selling for much more. The commons were a little disappointing, but there are only a handful of people working on that set so it isn’t terribly surprising that once I was removed from the market the prices would suffer.

I purchased this Babe Ruth ball with part of my winnings. It’s signed by Lew Fonseca also but is displays as a single signed. It was a lot of fun compiling this collection, but it was also a lot of fun watching the auction unfold. I never collected for profit, but it’s a nice bonus that I made a significant profit on these. I’m looking forward to continuing my collection with a little more focus. Thank you again to everyone who bid.

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