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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Sean
I know this is really off topic and im really sorry |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Bobby Binder
A Christy Mathewson ball just sold for about $125K. I would assume that has to be up there as one of the highest ever paid for an auto. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Sean
No for an autograph ON A BASEBALL CARD |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Paul S
Sean, I'm not sure I understand your second question. How can "game used memorablia" be "on a baseball card?" Please clarify. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: sean
HI Sean, |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Alan Elefson
Sean- |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Sean
Piece of Bat Piece Of Jersey |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Paul S
Oh okay. There were cards for sale not long ago with a piece of Cobb's bat on it. Anyone remember what they went for? |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: barrysloate
There are no signed 1869 Red Stocking cabinets, but I believe the ones you are thinking of are the group of 1872 Warren cabinets sold by Sotheby's a couple of years ago. Including several that appeared in the Mastro auction, the group went for about 170K. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Danny Grimes
my highest was $1900 for a beautiful Tony Lazzeri auto. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: brian
I think there were some Upper Deck cards with cuts of Ruth and Gehrig a while back that went for tens of thousands. Also, one of them was declared a fake. Upper Deck has reportedly inserted several of different players that were declared not authentic. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: William Brumbach
I just cannot consider any of the modern "cut" or "sticker" autographs in the same league as vintage "on-card" signatures. The Goudey Ruth #181 in last years Mastro went for a little over $9000 before juice I think, and there was a T205 Cobb recently that was about 12-13K before juice. 1952 Topps Mantles generally run between $10k-15k. Probably not considered actual baseball cards by many, the Jud Wilson postcard went for a little under $40k and the Josh Gibson was about $80k when they were in REA, I think both went slightly lower later on in Mastro. Lastly, somewhere out there is a signed Goudey Lajoie from the Halper collection. For some reason I think it went between $30-40k but I may be mistaken, I cannot find the article right now that discusses it. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Sean
hey brian can u give me some more info about the president cut auto that almost went for six figures |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: brian
Sean, |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Sean
Do you know how much they went for like exact or around? |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Justin
I know there is a 1 of 1 Alexander Cartwright Auto from the Upper Deck SP Legendary Cuts series. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: barrysloate
Justin- problem is it's not Cartwright's signature! It is his handwriting, but it was from a family tree he was constructing. At one point on the tree he listed his father's name, which was identical to his, and Upper Deck cut that out and called it his signature. I don't think that is exactly accurate. I can state all this as a fact because I handled that document once and still have a photocopy of it. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: sean
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Brett
I forgot how much this sold for, but if I was collecting these kind of cards, I'd surely want this ! |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Sean
OMG |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Vincent
While far from the most expensive autograph card, vintage autograph dealer Jim Stinson has/had a 1920's autographed Bobby Veach exhibit card. As a Tigers collector, it certainly caught my attention. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: sean
awesome! |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: sean
p.s. |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Danny Grimes
I was lucky to pull this from a box of 2006 Legendary Cuts last year. Just sharing mine!! |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Sean
Dang Danny nice cut |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Wesley
Probably the double signed Josh Gibson PC sold in REA a few years ago |
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O/T Highest Paid For An Autograph Card
Posted By: Sean
What was that? |
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