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Posted By: Bottom of the Ninth
Anyone see the results? Caramel prices were incredibly high, consistent with sales anywhere but ebay. Don't follow tobacco issues as closely but those that I did recognize seemed to do quite well. The few 19th century items did not do as well as I had expected. Here is a link to their site. http://www.huntauctions.com/hunt.html |
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Posted By: Craig
The yum-yum Welch 10k and the kbats Balt. card 3.4k (which was trimmed) did exceptionally well in the 19th century category. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
I agree. Was only on the phone briefly at a few points, the staff seemed genuinely surprised at some of the prices. |
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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
The T cards I followed..went ridiculously high, maybe double what they would have gotten on ebay. Needless to say, I got slaughtered. |
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Posted By: quan
who here insisted on beating me out of these 2 lots? the bidding went back and forth on these 2 before i gave up on both...i just wanted the e98 Young Old Put. |
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Posted By: scott brockelman
Quan, |
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Posted By: quan
then i'm glad i didn't go any further on it as you would probably still beat me and that'd just be more money for Hunts. I don't remember seeing an OP Young before either. The Matty ain't a bad throw-in also. |
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Posted By: Wesley
Scott's new price for the Old Put Cy Young seems perfectly reasonable. |
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Posted By: Richard
Looks like the prices on caramels have stabilized a bit and people have rotated back into tobacco. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
I guess I was sleeping for this one. That was a decent e103 Matty. Who won it? |
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Posted By: Colt McClelland
The Keeler card was actually an E97 (not an E93 as advertised), and probably worth close to the entire $1,900 closing price for the lot if it's really VG-VG/EX. Wish I had bought that lot. They really make it tough for bidders, so I am surprised that some of the other lots went so high. I certainly wouldn't feel comfortable consigning anything to them with the lack of true on-line bidding. I guess you can't argue with their results overall though. |
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Posted By: Brian Daniels
I bid fairly strong on both of the aforementioned as well as lot 551-3 but have not checked to see how I did. I have a good feeling however~ |
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Posted By: Andrew Parks
B~ |
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Posted By: Brian Daniels
and why should I sell it? |
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Posted By: tbob
Richard- I have to disagree with you about caramel card prices stabilizing. Look at the lots again, they were going for 2, 3 and sometimes even 4 times the high estimates. This doesn't even include the Cracker Jack caramel cards which went nuts. |
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Posted By: Tom Boblitt
and prices were SKY high........I won about 5-6 lots but no cards. For the bats and memorabilia, they had about 3-5 lines going for phone bidders. When they got to the cards, they added probably 3-5 more lines. Interestingly there was a guy in the audience who bought probably 15 of the T206 lots for what I'd consider 150-200% of book. Conservatively, probably $30-$40K. The Southern Leaguers went for $200 each ungraded. They were ungraded cards, but mostly nice EX to EXMT cards. He'd have to get ALL 6's and some 7's to be able to break even on most of the lots. He said his ebay is JAYSACES or something like that...... |
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Posted By: Andrew Parks
"sell it? |
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Posted By: Elliot
Here's a write-up from the local Louisville newspaper featuring our very own Tom Boblitt. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
pretty nice facility....maybe sitting there for 7.5 hours wasn't that brutal. |
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Posted By: Tom Boblitt
Elliott........... |
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Posted By: Anonymous
E102 Collins |
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Posted By: Andrew Parks
"Cards are a battlefield!" |
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Posted By: identify7
Gotta watch out for those elderly women with the "has Louisville Colonels stuff I can have....." ploy. It is often just a lure to get you in. |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
That's great, Tom. The article begins with and focuses on Tom, and mentioned in passing near the bottom is some nobody named Joe Torre. |
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Posted By: Brian C. Daniels
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Posted By: Tom Boblitt
want to be in it and......think it should be Frank Torre, not Joe.....he was in attendance. |
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