Two US Caramel Hornsbys in HA last night

T_Hamilton · #1 04-19-2019, 09:29 AM

I grabbed the e220 Ruth PSA 1 for less than 2k.

obcmac · #2 04-19-2019, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by T_Hamilton

I grabbed the e220 Ruth PSA 1 for less than 2k.

I was the underbidder on that card. Congrats! Consolation prize of a few e94 overprints...which I love.

T_Hamilton · #3 04-19-2019, 09:48 AM

Thank you and congrats on your new cards as well. I was shocked when I woke up this morning and saw I won. Card last sold on eBay for 2,400 last year. While I realize it�s missing a corner, it doesn�t affect the image and it�s hard to be picky when the pop is so low. Plus I liked that it was graded PSA 1 vs. PSA authentic. It will pair nicely with my PSA 1 e121.

After a t227 cobb and then this I�ll be taking a break for awhile, at least til the next REA.

RCMcKenzie · #4 04-19-2019, 12:31 PM

E105 Chase $19,200
E105 Jennings $15,600
E105 Seigle $5520
E105 Lobert $1320

The Lobert is about what these have been going for. I had a bid in on the Seigle at around $375.

packs · #5 04-19-2019, 12:52 PM

That Leach W600 went for a ton of money. Had me wondering what I was missing.

RCMcKenzie · #6 04-19-2019, 01:15 PM

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That Leach W600 went for a ton of money. Had me wondering what I was missing.

I was the underbidder on the W600 Bobby Wallace "Rookie Card". Obviously rookie collectors don't consider it his rookie or I would not have been the underbidder with it selling for only $900. It looks like this exact card has been traded around a few times in recent years. I was just looking for a bargain type card. Cameo Pepsin's aren't really cards to me, but I don't understand about rookie cards unless it's really obvious like a 1978 Eddie Murray or something.

hcv123 · #7 04-19-2019, 01:19 PM

Thinking to crack and resubmit hoping for a 9?

Baseball Rarities · #8 04-20-2019, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

I was the underbidder on the W600 Bobby Wallace "Rookie Card". Obviously rookie collectors don't consider it his rookie or I would not have been the underbidder with it selling for only $900. It looks like this exact card has been traded around a few times in recent years. I was just looking for a bargain type card. Cameo Pepsin's aren't really cards to me, but I don't understand about rookie cards unless it's really obvious like a 1978 Eddie Murray or something.

Not sure how much rookie card collectors care, but the W600 Wallace in the Heritage sale was on a Type 2 mount, which was definitely issued after the Type 1s.

x2drich2000 · #9 04-19-2019, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

E105 Chase $19,200
E105 Jennings $15,600
E105 Seigle $5520
E105 Lobert $1320

The Lobert is about what these have been going for. I had a bid in on the Seigle at around $375.

E105 are crazy. The Jennings and Chase prices are nuts, and then Lobert goes for practically nothing. The last Lobert I am aware of went for almost $5k in the same grade.

oldjudge · #10 04-19-2019, 06:58 PM

Bottom line-If you have a card to grade and care about ultimate value use PSA.

benjulmag · #11 04-20-2019, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by oldjudge

Bottom line-If you have a card to grade and care about ultimate value use PSA.

Would you say that applies to rare 19th century cards? Cards such as that are not collected by registry collectors, nor are they valuable because they are condition rarities. Taking nothing away from PSA, if I wanted such a card authenticated and graded, I would feel more comfortable going to SGC.

pete zouras · #12 04-20-2019, 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by obcmac

I was the underbidder on that card. Congrats! Consolation prize of a few e94 overprints...which I love.

picked up my first e94 OP myself

T206Collector · #13 04-20-2019, 07:38 AM

People seem persuaded by the �pop one� on that Chase and Jennings. Otherwise, the discrepancy from the Lobert makes no sense.

Collecting is collecting. If �pop reports� are your thing, more power to you. I just hope I never pursue something and have to battle it out with a registry person.

RCMcKenzie · #14 04-20-2019, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by T206Collector

People seem persuaded by the �pop one� on that Chase and Jennings. Otherwise, the discrepancy from the Lobert makes no sense.

Collecting is collecting. If �pop reports� are your thing, more power to you. I just hope I never pursue something and have to battle it out with a registry person.

I think it is 2 people collecting the set in a bidding war. Once they battled it out on the first Lobert, when the 2nd one came up, the underbidder was able to get it at a market price. There are only 2 e105 Chase cards graded by psa, so it is a rare card like a T206 Lenox. It's not like a 1950's card, where there are thousands available and the only price factor is the tpg grade.

Re: W600, Kevin, I stopped bidding on the Wallace, as I don't know enough about w600 to be spending lots of money on one. Heritage called the Wallace sgc 20 a "type 1" and I was going off their description. Rob

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