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08-17-2008, 02:04 PM
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Extraordinary Auction- True Masterpieces
Posted By: DMcD
For what it's worth there are a few snapshots of some of the Goodwin September auction items on the "Chicago National" page of my Image Event photo site (#'s 53-56). (You could shave with that PSA8 Brunners Cobb). There's also a photo of Bill Goodwin (#31) for those who want to put a face to things. Both the '52 Topps auction catalog (a veritable encyclopedia of the set) and the Sept 18 catalog (likewise for D304s) were there for the taking in Chicago, and both are keepers. Bruce is right on the mark: exceptional, high grade cards, ultra even, and Fat City for BG. 
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