REA May Auction: Observations, Wins?

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by puckpaul

I bid on nothing, thought it was one of their weaker auctions and I think that probably contributed to the lesser interest and bidding on some. Doesn’t mean much.

On the other hand, anyone see the prices on those psa 8 nm-mt 33 goudeys in the other auction?? Wow. $65k for Andy Cohen? Went for $26k a few months ago?

It was just one of their monthly auctions not one of their bigger quarterly auctions. The prices on those Giudeys is incredible.

[jamest206]

Focused on the T206 Ames hands at chest Piedmont 150 and won it. Have my raw for sale on site now.

[BRoberts]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

It was just one of their monthly auctions not one of their bigger quarterly auctions.

I think you delivered breaking news here. Reading these comments, my guess is that half of the posters were unaware of this key fact.

[LEHR]

I placed 4-5 placeholder bids on day one but didn't pursue anything after that. After seeing the same cards over and over and over again for 40 years I've pretty much burnt out on collecting cards and am only buying sports memorabilia and photography now. Looking forward to the next REA catalog auction which I'm sure will have a more diverse offering.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by lehr

i placed 4-5 placeholder bids on day one but didn't pursue anything after that. After seeing the same cards over and over and over again for 40 years i've pretty much burnt out on collecting cards and am only buying sports memorabilia and photography now. Looking forward to the next rea catalog auction which i'm sure will have a more diverse offering.

+1000

[puckpaul]

Originally Posted by BRoberts

I think you delivered breaking news here. Reading these comments, my guess is that half of the posters were unaware of this key fact.

Hardly. We all know that. It’s of marginal interest because of that.