So Many Auctions - What’s Your Favorite Offering?

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

Phil, I have a Hornsby (SGC 2), but it pales to the one in ML

I thought so, the upgrade Monkey is on your back...

[robertsmithnocure]

The E135 Collins-McCarthy Hornsby and PC796 Sepia postcard of Cobb and Wagner are two of my favorite cards.

The combined PSA and SGC pop report of the PC796 Cobb and Wagner postcard is also 20. Quite a coincidence!

[RCMcKenzie]

Was listening to the Jason Smith show when I opened this thread. He was talking about the Jets getting Aaron Rogers and referenced the movie, Pulp Fiction, in the diner when Jackson says, "We're all gonna be 3 little Fonzie's here and you know what Fonzie was? Fonzie was cool."

I like the m101-5 Ruth in HA better than the e98 Cobb with a higher estimate. Lot's of nice stuff coming up. gl all.

This thread refreshed my recollection on a card I had seen, that I had wanted to bid on, but had forgotten about. I might have remembered anyway.

[mrreality68]

I think there are to many great cards at great auction houses going on at the same time

I am on sensory and budgetary overload.

I am on the sidelines watching (but monitoring) since I recently I had a big pickup

But these are two monsters I think would look great in any collection but are rare and I love the eye appeal of both

[oldjudge]

My favorite card is the Deasley Yum Yum in LOTG (not mine). A rare card in fantastic condition.

[rjackson44]

great thread id love to see a darby chocolate complete box of a hall of famer ,,good to dream

[3finger1908]

my favorite offering will be the one(s) that I so-called "win." I have a few consignments, but overall I'm hopeful the supply surge will be good for buyers.

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

I thought so, the upgrade Monkey is on your back...

Ha. I am not on that Hornsby. I am happy with my existing example. But if I didn’t already own one, I would be all over it.

Don, that Matty photo is very cool. It’s a real shame how he died - way too young

Pete, I am with you on re that 1896 Baltimore Cab- totally awesome.

[Steve D]

My favorite is the Walter Johnson PSA 8 signed baseball in Lelands' auction.



Steve

[Metsfan0507]

Oh man, pretty sure that ball was featured on antiques roadshow a few months ago. One of the coolest things I've seen on there.

Originally Posted by Steve D

My favorite is the Walter Johnson PSA 8 signed baseball in Lelands' auction.



Steve

[JimC]

The Tip Top Honus in the May Heritage auction is pretty sick.

[pawpawdiv9]

I only placed 2 bids- need to sell a few cards, to up my budget.
So, i kindly place I GOT DOGS, STAY OFF MY LAWN bids

As of outting a nice piece-- yeah the 52 Mick SIGNED is WOW!!

[cgjackson222]

I realize SCP auctions was not named in the thread, but they have an auction closing on the 29th, and have some things I really want.

The first picture taken of Jackie Robinson after he joined the Montreal Royals on March 4, 1946.

Also, the first picture taken of Jackie the day the Dodgers signed him (April 10, 1947). Image was also used for one of his 1947 Bond Bread Rookies (though they changed the name on the Jersey from Montreal to Dodgers): https://robertedwardauctions.com/auc...-white-sleeves

Last, an incredible Gold Border Mathewson with no chips.

[todeen]

Originally Posted by Steve D

My favorite is the Walter Johnson PSA 8 signed baseball in Lelands' auction.



Steve

Originally Posted by Metsfan0507

Oh man, pretty sure that ball was featured on antiques roadshow a few months ago. One of the coolest things I've seen on there.

Another great ball on Lelands is this one. I was raised in Billings MT, and to me this is the most fantastic item in the entire auction. Out of my realm.


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[rats60]

My favorite is the E95 Honus Wagner PSA 7 at Memory Lane. Although I really like the M110 Wagner and Wagner/Cobb Post Card.