Goldin Winnings/Losings

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by Leon

I hear ya, Phil. I used to be able to buy big cards too. Now they are the price of small houses, at least. I have to stick to oddities and not Ruth or Jackson so much. It is what it is. I don't have a Ferrari either. I guess I could trade my home for a really nice card but I can't live in a card.

You could live in your car.

Do you ever regret selling your collection Leon? Was incredible.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bicem

You could live in your car.

Do you ever regret selling your collection Leon? Was incredible.

Thanks. Honestly, it's more about the 10x value it would have been today, which saddens me a little. A lot of us have that story though.
Cards are just cards. I still love to collect but other things were more important at the time (family).
https://sports.ha.com/c/auction-home...21913-interior

Back to topic, I neither won nor sold anything in this Goldin Auction, but I definitely have before and will again.
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[esd70433]

I won the 1932 U.S. Caramel Gehrig PSA 6 for $23,790 with BP. I think I bought the holder, not the card, with this one. Do you think this was a fair price? https://goldin.co/item/1932-u-s-cara...a-ex-mt-6t38ex

Also bought the two beautiful 1953 and 1955 Red Man sets for about market price and the 1914 CJ Chance PSA 1 for $1,200, which I thought was a good deal given the current market for CJs.

[benchod]

Originally Posted by esd70433

I won the 1932 U.S. Caramel Gehrig PSA 6 for $23,790 with BP. I think I bought the holder, not the card, with this one. Do you think this was a fair price? https://goldin.co/item/1932-u-s-cara...a-ex-mt-6t38ex

Also bought the two beautiful 1953 and 1955 Red Man sets for about market price and the 1914 CJ Chance PSA 1 for $1,200, which I thought was a good deal given the current market for CJs.

What matters is if your happy with it, I'm looking for that Gehrig as well but I agree with your assessment, With those soft corners it doesn't look like a 6