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November 09 Prices Realized PRICES REALIZED FROM DECEMBER 9-10, 2009 AUCTION Lot # Title Bids $ Realized 1 Babe Ruth Game-Used Baseball Bat 1918-1921 - PSA/DNA 7 8 $43,000.00 2 1888 Bodie Cabinets Old Hoss Radbourn SGC 30—Only Graded 11 $1,725.00 3 1887 Old Judge N172 Tim Keefe - SGC 60 18 $1,955.00 4 1887 Old Judge N172 Ed Delahanty - SGC 40 13 $3,737.50 5 (3) 1887 N172 Old Judge SGC 60 Graded Examples 12 $940.00 6 1910 E93 Standard Caramel Ty Cobb (Black & White, Blank Back)—SGC Authentic UNALTERED! 34 $7,875.00 7 (7) 1915 E106 American Caramel Graded Cards with Plank 7 $558.13 8 (15) 1908 E102 Anonymous SGC Graded Singles with (3) Hall of Famers 10 $940.00 9 1913 T200 Fatima Boston Americans Team Card PSA 6 17 $2,530.00 10 1913 T200 Fatima Cincinnati Nationals Team Card PSA 6—None Better 15 $1,495.00 11 1913 T200 Fatima Detroit Tigers Team Card PSA 6 11 $2,185.00 12 1913 T200 Fatima New York Americans Team Card PSA 6—None Better 16 $2,185.00 13 1913 T200 Fatima Philadelphia Athletics Team Card PSA 5 17 $940.00 14 1913 T200 Fatima Philadelphia Phillies Team Card PSA 5 13 $440.63 15 1913 T200 Fatima Chicago Americans Team Card PSA 7 - Highest Graded 12 $3,450.00 16 1911 T205 Piedmont Ty Cobb - SGC 40 10 $940.00 17 1910 T206 Cy Young (Glove Shows) with Piedmont Back—SGC 70 14 $1,057.50 18 1910 T206 Broad Leaf Cigarettes Miller Huggins - SGC 40 15 $1,116.25 19 (4) SGC Graded T206 Ty Cobb Cards - All 4 Pose Variations 13 $2,645.00 20 (10) 1909-11 T206 Hall of Famer & Tough Back Group—All SGC 20 $1,495.00 21 (20) 1912 T207 Brown Background SGC 40-60 Graded Singles with (7) Shortprints 10 $1,410.00 22 1908 Victor Pub. Company Cy Young SGC 30—Only Graded 11 $822.50 23 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets William Bernhardt PSA 5 17 $1,410.00 24 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets Mordecai Brown PSA 5 (mk) 27 $3,450.00 25 1903 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets William Clark - PSA 4 - Only PSA-Graded Example 10 $881.25 26 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets John Dobbs PSA 2—Only Graded 10 $646.25 27 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets John Doyle (Brooklyn) SGC 50--Only Graded 17 $1,292.50 28 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets Virgil Garvin PSA 5—Only Graded 16 $1,410.00 29 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets Oscar Jones PSA 4--Highest Graded 13 $1,116.25 30 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets Sherwood Magee PSA 4—Only Graded 15 $1,057.50 31 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets Frederick Mitchell (Philadelphia) PSA 5 18 $1,840.00 32 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets Earl Moore PSA 6—Highest Graded 17 $1,955.00 33 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets William Reidy PSA 4—Only Graded 12 $1,057.50 34 1902 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets - George Van Haltren - SGC 50 13 $822.50 35 1895 N300 Mayo’s Cut Plug Wilbert Robinson SGC 10 10 $528.75 36 1895 N300 Mayo’s Cut Plug Tommy McCarthy SGC 30 8 $998.75 37 1915 E106 American Caramel Christy Mathewson SGC 20 7 $705.00 38 1912 T207 Brown Background William Cunningham SP with Anonymous Back—SGC 60 7 $470.00 39 1912 T207 Brown Background Joseph Kutina SP with Anonymous Back—SGC 70 6 $499.38 40 1912 T207 Brown Background O.C. Peters with Broad Leaf Back—SGC 60 20 $2,645.00 41 1921 E253 Oxford Confectionery Babe Ruth—SGC Authentic 9 $705.00 42 (3) 1934 Goudey Baseball Star Cards with Dean & Gehrig—All SGC 13 $822.50 43 1933 Sport Kings Gum #1 Ty Cobb—SGC 60 11 $1,292.50 44 1952 Topps #314 Roy Campanella PSA 7 22 $2,645.00 45 1953 Bowman Color #121 Yogi Berra PSA 8 15 $2,415.00 46 1980 WBTV Charlotte O's (Blue Border) Cal Ripken PSA 8 20 $2,760.00 47 1921 W551 Strip Card Near Set (7/10) with Ruth—All SGC 2 $646.25 48 1953 Topps Baseball Near Set of (255/274) with (16) Graded including Mays 19 $3,450.00 49 1955 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (206) Cards with (3) Graded 15 $2,645.00 50 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set (340/340) 12 $2,070.00 51 (3) 1916 BF2 Ferguson’s Bakery Pennants with Evers 10 $470.00 52 1952 Bowman #218 Willie Mays SGC 40 & 1954 Bowman #66 Ted Williams 13 $881.25 53 (9) 1951-1962 Topps & Bowman PSA Graded Stars 14 $822.50 54 1955 Topps Baseball Near Set (190/206) 13 $1,292.50 55 (6) 1958-1963 Topps & Fleer Brooks Robinson All PSA 8 8 $705.00 56 (4) 1961-1965 Topps Mickey Mantle Graded Singles 9 $440.63 57 1970 Topps Baseball Complete Set (720/720) 12 $705.00 58 1972 Topps Baseball Complete Set (787/787) 21 $1,840.00 59 1959 Bazooka Baseball Complete Laminated Set of (23) Cards 1 $2,875.00 60 1960 Topps Baseball Near Set of (571/572) Cards 15 $1,725.00 61 1960 Topps Baseball Partial Set (426 of 572) 13 $881.25 62 1961 Topps Baseball Near Set (571/587) 24 $2,300.00 63 1963-1967 Topps Baseball Near/Partial Set Run 20 $2,760.00 64 1965 & 1966 Topps Baseball Near Sets 14 $1,610.00 65 1968 Topps Baseball Near Set of (597/598) Cards with (28) Graded—High Grade 16 $2,875.00 66 1963 Fleer & 1972 Topps Baseball Complete Sets 18 $1,610.00 67 1973, 1974, 1976 & 1977 Topps Set/Near Set Lot with (33) PSA 14 $1,175.00 68 1975-1997 Topps Baseball Complete Set Run with Traded Sets 10 $940.00 69 1976 Topps Baseball Complete Set with (97) Graded 6 $1,292.50 70 (97) 1975-1993 Baseball Complete Sets 10 $1,057.50 71 (3) 1899-00 Sporting News Supplements—All Uniforms 4 $558.13 72 (118) 1909-1914 Baseball Tobacco Cards with (39) Hall of Famers 20 $3,737.50 73 (26) Different 1910-1911 S74 Silks - With Cobb, McGraw and Mathewson 11 $1,495.00 74 (141) 1909-1912 T206 White Border & T207 Brown Background Singles with Johnson and Mathewson 25 $3,450.00 75 (27) 1909-1941 Pre-War Baseball Grab Bag with (16) Hall of Famers 12 $822.50 76 (4) 1952-1955 Bowman Baseball Mickey Mantle Singles 15 $1,292.50 77 (221) 1954 & 1955 Topps Baseball Singles with Williams & Mays 24 $1,610.00 78 (875+) 1955-1957 Topps Baseball Cards with Stars 23 $2,300.00 79 1952 Coca-Cola Tips Test Issue Willie Mays SGC 60--Highest Graded 27 $6,187.50 80 1954 Esskay Meats Frank Fanovich—High Grade 16 $7,312.50 81 1954 Esskay Meat Neil Berry with Traces of Orange Trim 20 $10,125.00 82 1955 Kahn’s Wieners Ted Kluszewski SGC 10 5 $411.25 83 1954 Esskay Meats Bob Kennedy with Traces of Orange Trim 14 $2,185.00 84 1954 Esskay Meats Dave Koslo with Orange Trim 12 $2,185.00 85 1954 Esskay Meats Vic Wertz 10 $1,725.00 86 1955 Esskay Meats Eddie Waitkus with Orange Trim 5 $705.00 87 1955 Esskay Meats Ray Moore with Orange Borders 18 $4,600.00 88 1955 Esskay Meats Billy Cox 11 $2,300.00 89 1955 Esskay Meats Hoot Evers 11 $1,610.00 90 (265) 1956 Topps Baseball Singles with (247) Different 18 $1,840.00 91 (800+) 1958 & 1959 Topps Baseball Singles with Many Stars 20 $1,955.00 92 (50) 1959-1966 Topps Star Cards with Rose RC - Loaded 23 $1,955.00 93 (18) 1957-1968 Topps Mickey Mantle Specialty Cards with Leaders, All-Stars and Combos 21 $1,175.00 94 1961 Topps Baseball 3-Card Panel - With Mantle High Number 6 $411.25 95 1963-1969 Topps Baseball Lot - With (45) 1964 Stand-Ups 12 $1,175.00 96 (1375+) 1957-1990s Baseball Shoebox Collection with Mantle 10 $940.00 97 (3150+) 1957-1979 Topps Baseball Collection with Many Stars 14 $1,725.00 98 1950-1955 Bowman Baseball Grab Bag 13 $705.00 99 (534) 1953-1956 Topps Baseball Singles 18 $1,292.50 100 1957-1959 Topps Baseball Shoebox Collection 11 $998.75 101 1959 Fleer Ted Williams Uncut Sheet - With #68 "Ted Signs" 11 $528.75 102 1968 Topps Baseball Action Stickers Uncut Box Proof Sheet 23 $3,162.50 103 (2) Different 1975 Topps Baseball Uncut Sheets 19 $940.00 104 (64) 1974 & 1976 Topps Baseball Wax Packs 7 $470.00 105 (3) 1978-1980 Topps Baseball Wax/Rack Boxes 15 $1,175.00 106 (3) 1982-1987 Topps & Fleer Baseball Wax/Cello Cases 13 $646.25 107 (37) 1982-1987 Baseball Wax, Rack and Cello Boxes 10 $1,292.50 108 Late 1890s Baltimore Orioles Original Team Cabinet Photograph 15 $3,737.50 109 (3) Vintage Team Photos - With 1917 Giants 5 $258.50 110 1930s Harry M. Stevens Polo Grounds Panoramic Photograph 0 $0.00 111 (2) Mantle-DiMaggio Vintage Wire Photos 0 $0.00 112 1983 Baltimore Orioles World Series Ring 2 $6,187.50 113 1996 Atlanta Braves National League Champs Player Ring 10 $2,760.00 114 1992 Atlanta Braves National League Champs Women’s Ring and Team-Signed Baseball 3 $705.00 115 1995 Atlanta Braves World Champions Gold & Diamond Pendant 4 $1,057.50 116 1995 Atlanta Braves World Series Champs Gold Charm & Pinky Ring 4 $558.13 117 Spalding Vintage Replica Bat Rack 4 $558.13 118 Ty Cobb Personal Effects Lot of (7) Items 20 $1,116.25 119 1957 Mickey Mantle Baseball Game - In Original Box 7 $1,057.50 120 Roger Maris 1961 "61st Home Run" Pin 13 $440.63 121 1918 Cleveland Indians Sketch Book 10 $1,116.25 122 1927 Ruth and Gehrig Barnstorming Scorecard 8 $258.50 123 1957 Mickey Mantle "Diamond Dinner" Souvenir Program 9 $235.00 124 (10) 1944-1965 World Series Ticket Stubs - With (2) 1954 15 $1,292.50 125 (24) 1950s Wool Baseball Caps in Original Retail Boxes 4 $211.50 126 (3) Baltimore Memorial Stadium Signs 0 $0.00 127 (8) 1960s Philadelphia Phillies Bobblehead Dolls - With 1961-1962 Miniature 12 $1,116.25 128 2009 Hall of Fame Induction Bat & Press Packet 1 $176.25 129 Original Griffith Stadium 4-Seat Sectional - Painted Red 9 $381.88 130 Luis Aparicio 1964 Game-Used Hillerich & Bradsby Bat - PSA/DNA 8 14 $1,175.00 131 Frank Robinson 1969-1971 Hillerich & Bradsby Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 9.5 14 $1,057.50 132 Lee May 1976 Bat Used by Brooks Robinson 5 $293.75 133 (3) 1970s-1980s Baltimore Orioles Game-Used bats - With Bumbry, May and Singleton 3 $258.50 134 Davey Johnson 1966-1968 Hillerich & Bradsby Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 8 1 $235.00 135 Mike Schmidt 1974-1978 Signed Game-Used Adirondack Bat - PSA/DNA 9.5 23 $1,410.00 136 Tug McGraw 1975 Game-Used
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