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Uncatalogued Variations Huggins and Scott's August 8, 2013 Auction Prices Realized SALE LOT# TITLE BIDS PRICE* 1 1952 Topps Baseball Super Set of (579) PSA Graded Cards Including (29) Uncatalogued Variations with a Second25 Mickey$ 177,750.00 Mantle Rookie Card 2 1895 N300 Mayo's Cut Plug Ed Delehanty BVG 4 11 $ 2,725.50 3 1888 Gilbert & Bacon Henry Larkin Cabinet Card--SGC 50 22 $ 1,659.00 4 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets John McCarthy SGC 55--Only Graded 20 $ 1,422.00 5 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets George Mullin SGC 50--Only Graded 16 $ 1,007.25 6 1909 T204 Ramly Miller Huggins SGC 60 12 $ 1,007.25 7 1909 T204 Ramly Clark Griffith SGC 55 12 $ 829.50 8 (6) 1909 T204 Ramly SGC Graded Cards 14 $ 1,066.50 9 (5) 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel Graded Hall of Famers & Shortprints 11 $ 1,125.75 10 (9) 1909-11 T205 Gold Borders & T206 White Borders with (4) SGC Graded Including Cobb 12 $ 1,659.00 11 1921 White’s Bakery Tip Top Bread Lefty Grove Pre-Rookie Card SGC 30—Highest Graded 27 $ 21,330.00 12 1910 Tip Top Bread Barney Dreyfuss SGC 50 25 $ 2,962.50 13 (4) 1921 White's Bakery Tip Top Bread Baltimore Orioles SGC 20-30 Graded Cards 22 $ 2,133.00 14 (6) 1916-1928 Baseball Hall of Fame Graded Strip Cards with Mathewson & Johnson 6 $ 592.50 15 1926-29 Baseball Exhibits Postcard Backs: Lou Gehrig (SGC 40) & Babe Ruth (SGC 10) 17 $ 1,659.00 16 1933 Sport Kings Gum #2 Babe Ruth PSA 4 11 $ 2,014.50 17 (3) Different 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth SGC 20 Graded Cards 17 $ 2,844.00 18 1904 T204 Ramly Jesse Burkett (Blank Back) SGC Authentic 5 $ 444.38 19 1909-11 T206 White Borders Ty Cobb (Bat On Shoulder) SGC 40 11 $ 1,422.00 20 1909-11 T206 White Borders Doc Adkins with Broad Leaf 350 Back--SGC 30 24 $ 1,659.00 21 1909-11 T206 White Borders Ty Cobb (Bat Off Shoulder) SGC 10 16 $ 533.25 22 1910 Tip Top Bread Nick Maddox SGC 50 12 $ 284.40 23 1912 T207 Brown Background Frank Chance PSA 7--One Better 11 $ 1,422.00 24 1921 White’s Bakery Tip Top Bread Baltimore Orioles Harry Frank SGC 40 12 $ 1,066.50 25 1933 Goudey Baseball #92 Lou Gehrig PSA 2.5 6 $ 888.75 26 1933 Goudey Baseball #53 Babe Ruth PSA 3 15 $ 2,251.50 27 1933 Goudey Baseball #144 Babe Ruth SGC 40 11 $ 1,659.00 28 1933 Goudey Baseball #144 Babe Ruth PSA 2 9 $ 1,303.50 29 1933 Goudey Baseball #149 Babe Ruth PSA 3 12 $ 2,014.50 30 1933 Goudey Baseball #149 Babe Ruth SGC 30 16 $ 1,303.50 31 1933 Goudey Baseball #181 Babe Ruth SGC 40 14 $ 1,659.00 32 1935 Goudey Baseball Four-in-One Ruth/Maranville/Brandt/McManus PSA 4 10 $ 829.50 33 (50) 1952 Topps Baseball PSA Graded Cards with PSA 4 #1 Pafko 25 $ 2,251.50 34 (80) 1952 Topps Baseball PSA Graded Cards with (8) Hall of Famers, #1 Pafko & #49 Sain Error 16 $ 2,014.50 35 1952 Topps Baseball High Number Group of (10) PSA 5 Graded Singles 12 $ 2,488.50 36 (2) 1949-1953 Topps & Bowman Baseball Satchel Paige Cards--Both SGC 17 $ 1,007.25 37 (4) 1954 Esskay Meats Orioles SGC 20-35 Cards with Littlefield, Newsom, Turley & Wertz 12 $ 829.50 38 1955 Topps Double Headers SGC Graded Starter Set of (25/66) Different with J. Robinson 20 $ 1,185.00 39 (26) 1955 Topps Double Headers Unperforated SGC Graded Cards with (22) Different 15 $ 770.25 40 1948-49 Leaf Gum #102 Gene (Hermansk) Hermanski Error--PSA 6 15 $ 474.00 41 1949 Leaf Baseball #79 Jackie Robinson Rookie PSA 3.5 18 $ 1,303.50 42 1951 Bowman Baseball #165 Ted Williams PSA 7 13 $ 711.00 43 1952 Topps Baseball #261 Willie Mays PSA 5 13 $ 1,185.00 44 1952 Topps Baseball #312 Jackie Robinson (PSA 5.5) & #314 Roy Campanella (PSA 4) 17 $ 2,251.50 45 1952 Topps Baseball #392 Hoyt Wilhelm RC & #400 Bill Dickey--Both PSA 5 15 $ 1,303.50 46 (3) 1952 Topps Baseball PSA 6-6.5 Graded High Numbers with #321 Black 11 $ 888.75 47 (5) 1952 Topps Baseball High Numbers--All PSA 3-4 13 $ 829.50 48 1953-54 Briggs Meats Willie Mays SGC Authentic 18 $ 1,659.00 49 1954 Bowman Baseball #66 Ted Williams SGC 30 12 $ 414.75 50 1957 Topps Baseball #328 Brooks Robinson PSA 7 19 $ 829.50 51 1959 Bazooka Baseball Mickey Mantle SGC 60 15 $ 1,125.75 52 1961 7-11 #17 Willie Mays SGC 84--Highest Graded 9 $ 948.00 53 1967 Topps Venezuelan #211 Brooks Robinson PSA 6--Highest Graded 21 $ 829.50 54 1967 Topps Baseball #569 Rod Carew & #581 Tom Seaver Rookies--Both SGC 88 7 $ 1,540.50 55 1955 Hunter's Wieners Cardinals Bob Stephenson SGC Authentic--Uncatalogued & Only Known! 21 $ 23,700.00 56 (37) 1957-1959 Topps Baseball Graded Stars with (6) Mantle 8 $ 1,659.00 57 (119) Different 1955 Bowman Baseball PSA Graded Cards with (7) Hall of Famers & (24) High Numbers 9 $ 888.75 58 1958 Packard-Bell Willie Mays SGC 84--Highest Graded 12 $ 2,251.50 59 1958 Hires Root Beer Test Willie Mays (No Tab) SGC 60 13 $ 1,066.50 60 1968 Topps Plaks Checklist #2 SGC 70 with Mays, Clemente, Aaron and Rose 8 $ 1,185.00 61 (9) 1955 Topps Baseball Graded Hall of Famers & Stars 7 $ 770.25 62 (3) 1959 Yoo-Hoo Yankees (with Tabs) SGC Graded Cards with Kubek, McDougald & Skowron 11 $ 1,303.50 63 (3) 1958-1969 Topps Baseball PSA Graded Hall of Famers with Aaron, Clemente & Mantle 11 $ 829.50 64 (4) 1953-1969 Topps Baseball Mickey Mantle BVG Graded Cards 15 $ 1,303.50 65 (5) 1955-1967 Topps & Bowman Baseball Mickey Mantle Cards--All PSA 6-7 11 $ 1,303.50 66 (6) 1958-1968 Topps Baseball Mickey Mantle PSA Graded Cards 15 $ 1,007.25 67 (10) 1955-1969 Baseball Hall of Famer & Star PSA Graded Cards 18 $ 1,777.50 68 1957-1995 PSA Graded Baseball HOFer and Star Rookie Card Lot of (19) 9 $ 1,007.25 69 (4) 1963-1969 Topps Baseball Hall of Fame/Superstar Rookie SGC Graded Cards 13 $ 1,066.50 70 (53) 1969 Topps Baseball SGC 92-96 Graded Cards with Hall of Famers & (22) Mint 9 10 $ 711.00 71 (20) 1970 Topps Baseball SGC 88-96 Graded Cards 0 $ - 72 (39) 1975 Topps Baseball SGC 88-96 Graded Stars with Ryan & Yount RC 9 $ 1,303.50 73 1888 N43 Allen & Ginter Complete SGC Graded Set of (6) Cards 11 $ 1,896.00 74 1909 E95 Philadelphia Caramel Complete SGC Graded Set of (25) Cards with SGC 60 Wagner 14 $ 7,702.50 75 1931 W517 Baseball Strip Card Complete Set (54/54) Plus (27) Color Variations with (4) Ruth & Gehrig 22 $ 2,488.50 76 1938 PM8 Our National Game Complete Set of (30) Pins 6 $ 385.13 77 1948 Swell Babe Ruth Story Complete Set of (28) Cards 15 $ 888.75 78 1948 Swell Sport Thrills Complete Set of (20) Cards 15 $ 1,007.25 79 1948 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (48/48) with (7) PSA Graded Keys 11 $ 2,133.00 80 1948 R346 Blue Tint Baseball Complete Set (48/48) Plus Variation 15 $ 1,303.50 81 1948 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Cuban Baseball Postcards Partial Set of (4/10) with Luque 1 $ 355.50 82 1949 & 1950 Remar Bread Oakland Oaks Team Sets 14 $ 385.13 83 1950 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (252/252) with PSA 6 #1 Parnell 16 $ 2,844.00 84 1951 Topps Red Backs Hoard with (2) Complete Sets of (52/52) Plus (4) Variations & (14) Panels 20 $ 2,133.00 85 1951 Topps Red Backs Complete PSA 8-9 Graded Set of (52/52) with (29) Mint 9 21 $ 3,555.00 86 1951 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (324/324) with (4) PSA Graded Keys Including PSA 3.5 Mantle RC 23 $ 7,110.00 87 1952 Bowman Baseball Complete Set of (252) Cards with (4) SGC Graded Stars 16 $ 2,844.00 88 1954 Topps Baseball Near Set of (242/250) with (4) PSA Graded Keys Including Aaron, Banks & Kaline 16 $ 3,555.00 89 1954 Bowman Baseball Near Set of (192/224) Cards Including Mantle & Williams Plus (30) Dupes 18 $ 1,659.00 90 1954 Johnston Cookies Milwaukee Braves Complete Set of (35) Cards with (3) PSA Graded Stars 20 $ 2,133.00 91 1955 Topps Double Header Complete Set of (66) Cards 14 $ 1,777.50 92 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (340) Cards with (6) SGC Graded Keys 18 $ 2,725.50 93 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (340/340) Cards with (7) BVG Graded Keys 18 $ 2,133.00 94 (2) 1953-1957 Spic & Span Milwaukee Braves Complete & Near Sets 3 $ 142.20 95 1958 Hires Root Beer Complete Set with Tabs (66/66) Including (6) SGC Graded Stars with SGC 86 Mays 22 $ 2,844.00 96 1958 Hires Root Beer Complete Set of (66) Cards (without Tabs) Including (5) PSA Graded 11 $ 1,303.50 97 1947-66 Baseball Exhibits Near Master Set of (337) Different Cards 20 $ 2,370.00 98 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (572) Cards 13 $ 1,659.00 99 1960 Leaf Baseball Complete Set of (144) Cards Plus Grant Variation 18 $ 1,303.50 100 1961 Topps Baseball Complete Set (587/587) 15 $ 3,851.25 101 1961 Peters Meats Minnesota Twins Complete Set of (26) Cards 12 $ 770.25 102 (8) 1959-1970 Fleer Baseball Complete/Near Sets 19 $ 2,133.00 103 1961 Post Cereal Baseball Box/Company Near & Starter Sets of (269) Different 19 $ 1,422.00 104 1962 Post Cereal Baseball Master Set of (200) Base Cards Plus (10) Line/Text Variations 21 $ 1,540.50 105 1962 & 1963 Stat Back Baseball Exhibits Complete Sets Plus (32) Dupes 17 $ 1,007.25 106 1964 Bazooka Baseball Complete Panel Set (12/12) 35 $ 3,258.75 107 (4) 1964 Topps Giants Baseball Complete Sets (60/60) Plus (139) Dupes with (8) Mantle 32 $ 2,251.50 108 1965 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (598/598) Cards with (5) BVG Graded Stars 24 $ 2,962.50 109 1967 Laughlin World Series PSA Graded Complete Set of (64) Cards 7 $ 284.40 110 (15) 1960-1977 Topps, Fleer & Regional Oddball Baseball Complete/Near Sets 22 $ 1,125.75 111 1967 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (609) Cards 20 $ 3,555.00 112 1967 Coca-Cola Baseball Caps Near Set of (313/317) Plus (7) Display Sheets 17 $ 1,007.25 113 1967 Topps Pirate Stickers Set (33/33) & Red Sox Stickers Partial (23/33) Plus (26) Dupes 22 $ 1,422.00 114 1968 Topps Baseball Complete Set (598/598) 9 $ 1,125.75 115 1968 Kahn's Wieners Baseball Complete Set (38/38) with Bench RC 13 $ 1,777.50 116 1969 Topps Baseball Near Set (663/664)
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