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PDF of Feb 14 Results Huggins and Scott's February 13, 2014 Auction Prices Realized SALE LOT# TITLE BIDS PRICE* 1 Lou Gehrig Single-Signed 1934-1939 OAL Harridge Baseball - Full JSA 13 $ 27,255.00 2 1895 N300 Mayo's Cut Plug Wilbert Robinson SGC 60--None Better 19 $ 2,488.50 3 Circa 1900s Baltimore Baseball Club Champions 1894-'95-'96 Postcard--SGC 20 10 $ 888.75 4 1911 E94 George Close Candy Eddie Grant with Your Out! Oppie Dildocks Overprint--SGC 20 11 $ 1,422.00 5 1910 E98 Cy Young (Irv Young) with Red Background from Black Swamp Find--PSA 8 1 $ 4,740.00 6 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets Rube Waddell SGC 10 15 $ 1,540.50 7 1933 Sport Kings Gum #2 Babe Ruth SGC 50 17 $ 2,014.50 8 1887 H804-8 Sporting Life Trade Card with Baltimore Schedule--SGC 30 19 $ 1,185.00 9 (2) 1909-11 T206 White Border Ty Cobb Poses--Both SGC 10 13 $ 1,007.25 10 (3) 1909-11 T206 White Border Minor League Hall of Famers: Collins, Kelley & McGinnity--All SGC 35-60 7 $ 444.38 11 (5) 1909-11 T206 White Border Southern Leaguers--All SGC 30-55 5 $ 414.75 12 (5) 1909-11 T206 White Borders PSA 2-4 Graded Stars with Chance & Joss 14 $ 592.50 13 (3) 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folders with (3) Hall of Famers Including Johnson--All SGC Graded 9 $ 592.50 14 (4) 1911 T201 Mecca Double Folders with (6) Hall of Famers Including Cobb & Johnson --All SGC 30-45 6 $ 651.75 15 1914 T213-2 Coupon Cigarettes Walter Johnson (PSA 1) & Tris Speaker (PSA 2) 8 $ 592.50 16 1887 N172 Old Judge Dan Brouthers (Bat/Ready Over Shoulder) PSA 2 16 $ 1,066.50 17 1909 E102 Set of 25 Ty Cobb PSA Authentic 5 $ 444.38 18 1915 E106 American Caramel Honus Wagner (Throwing) PSA 1 16 $ 1,007.25 19 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folders #65 Fast Work at Third with O'Leary/Cobb--SGC 35 10 $ 474.00 20 1911 T205 Gold Borders Walter Johnson (Sovereign Back) SGC 60 8 $ 1,007.25 21 1909-11 T206 White Borders Ty Cobb (Red Portrait) SGC 40 15 $ 1,007.25 22 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #101 Wee Willie Keeler (Checklist Back) SGC 60--None Better 13 $ 1,659.00 23 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #23 Nap Lajoie PSA 2 8 $ 503.63 24 1909 S74 Silks-White Ty Cobb SGC 30 with Old Mill Backing 10 $ 562.88 25 1926 W512 #6 Babe Ruth - SGC 20 2 $ 325.88 26 1932 U.S. Caramel #23 Jimmy Foxx PSA 4 8 $ 533.25 27 1933 R306 Butter Cream Earl Averill PSA 2.5 6 $ 296.25 28 1933 R306 Butter Cream Ray Kremer PSA 5.5 6 $ 325.88 29 1933 R306 Butter Cream Lloyd Waner PSA 6--Highest Graded 3 $ 711.00 30 (3) 1933 R306 Butter Cream Cards with Kremer, Martin & Terry--All PSA 2 6 $ 474.00 31 1938 Goudey Baseball #250 Joe DiMaggio PSA 3 17 $ 1,125.75 32 1939 Play Ball #26 Joe DiMaggio SGC 40 10 $ 444.38 33 1946 Propagandas Montiel #58 Joe DiMaggio PSA 3--Highest Graded 10 $ 1,066.50 34 (6) 1935 Diamond Star Baseball Hall of Fame PSA 4-6 Graded Cards 9 $ 592.50 35 1933-1941 Pre-War Baseball SGC Graded Group of (9) Hall of Famers with (2) Foxx 11 $ 1,185.00 36 1939-41 Play Ball & Double Play SGC Graded HOFer Lot of (8) with DiMaggio, Ott & Williams 11 $ 770.25 37 1945-46 Caramelo Deportivo: #25 Ray Dandridge (SGC 20) & #65 Martin Dihigo (SGC 10) 2 $ 325.88 38 (29) 1933-1971 Baseball Graded Cards with (12) Hall of Famers Including Greenberg & Hubbell 15 $ 1,066.50 39 1949-50 Toleteros Hilton Smith SGC 20 [reserve not met] 1 $ - 40 (2) SGC Graded 1948-49 Leaf SP Cards with D. DiMaggio & J. Pesky RC 12 $ 325.88 41 1951 Bowman Baseball #253 Mickey Mantle Rookie SGC 35 22 $ 2,607.00 42 1952 Bowman Baseball: #196 Stan Musial (PSA 3.5) & #218 Willie Mays (PSA 3) 7 $ 385.13 43 (4) 1948-57 HOFer SGC Graded Rookie Cards: Berra, Kaline, Killebrew & F. Robinson 12 $ 562.88 44 (5) 1948-57 Ted Williams SGC Graded Cards 14 $ 829.50 45 (6) 1948-1955 Bowman Baseball SGC Graded Hall of Famers with (2) Mays & Williams 7 $ 888.75 46 (4) 1949-1954 Bowman & Red Heart Stan Musial SGC Graded Cards 13 $ 651.75 47 1953 Bowman Color SGC Graded Lot of (3) with Bauer/Berra/Mantle, Campanella & Reese--All “60-70” 9 $ 592.50 48 1954 Topps Baseball #128 Henry Aaron & 1955 Topps Baseball #164 Roberto Clemente Rookies--Each PSA 4 11 $ 1,303.50 49 1955 Bowman Baseball Salesman Sample Three-Card Panel with Mays--SGC Authentic 9 $ 829.50 50 (3) PSA Graded 1953-1961 Topps Baseball Greats with Clemente Rookie 8 $ 592.50 51 (5) 1954-63 SGC Graded Topps HOF Rookie Cards--All 80-82 with Kaline 9 $ 651.75 52 (6) SGC Graded “Authentic” 1952-63 HOFers/Stars with Koufax, Mantle & J. Robinson 14 $ 562.88 53 (3) 1956-1960 Topps Baseball Sandy Koufax & Warren Spahn PSA 7 Graded Cards 12 $ 414.75 54 1952 Berk Ross Willie Mays PSA 6 & 1964 Bazooka Mickey Mantle PSA 7 (Portrait) 16 $ 711.00 55 (5) 1955-1968 Topps & Bowman Baseball Mickey Mantle PSA Graded Cards 9 $ 711.00 56 1954-1962 Topps Baseball Hall of Fame & Star Rookies Graded Card Lot of (7) with (2) Mantle 7 $ 948.00 57 (5) 1958-1968 Topps Baseball Mickey Mantle SGC Graded Cards 8 $ 711.00 58 1948-49 Leaf Baseball #138 Larry Doby Rookie Shortprint SGC 20 12 $ 474.00 59 1948-49 Leaf Baseball #4 Stan Musial Rookie SGC 86 14 $ 2,014.50 60 1951 Bowman Baseball #1 Whitey Ford RC SGC 50 10 $ 385.13 61 1953 Bowman Color Baseball #33 Reese & #44 Bauer/Berra/Mantle--Each SGC 60 9 $ 474.00 62 1954 New York American Journal Mickey Mantle--SGC 84 16 $ 1,007.25 63 1955 Topps Baseball #164 Roberto Clemente Rookie SGC 70 16 $ 1,125.75 64 1957 Topps Baseball: #95 Mickey Mantle (SGC 84) & #125 Al Kaline (SGC 88) 9 $ 1,185.00 65 1959 Topps Baseball #10 Mickey Mantle SGC 86 14 $ 1,303.50 66 (4) 1962 Topps Baseball Progressive Proofs BVG 9--All High Numbers 4 $ 154.05 67 1963 Topps Baseball #537 Pete Rose Rookie SGC 84 18 $ 1,303.50 68 1963 Topps Baseball #537 Pete Rose Rookie SGC 70 13 $ 503.63 69 1969 Topps Baseball #533 Nolan Ryan SGC 92 9 $ 474.00 70 1956-67 Mickey Mantle SGC Graded Lot of (8) with 1967 Topps SGC 82 10 $ 1,007.25 71 (12) 1948-1973 Topps/Bowman Baseball Hall of Famer & Star PSA Graded Rookies with Brooks, Carlton, Schmidt10 $ 1,007.25 72 (12) 1956-69 SGC Graded Hall of Famers/Stars with Aaron, Clemente, Koufax & Mays--All 80-84 10 $ 829.50 73 1954-69 SGC Graded Baseball HOFer Lot of (14) with Clemente, Koufax, Mays & J. Robinson 8 $ 829.50 74 (5) 1957-1969 Topps Baseball Mickey Mantle SGC Graded Cards 10 $ 829.50 75 1963 Topps #537 Pete Rose RC (SGC 70) & 1968 Topps #177 Nolan Ryan Rookie (SGC 80) 13 $ 829.50 76 (6) 1964 Topps Baseball Stand-Up Shortprints with (3) Hall of Famers--All PSA Graded 10 $ 503.63 77 1964 Topps Baseball #200 Sandy Koufax PSA 9 7 $ 533.25 78 (2) 1964-1969 Topps & O-Pee-Chee Roberto Clemente Oddball Cards--Both SGC 10 $ 444.38 79 (2) 1972 Topps Baseball #49 Willie Mays with PSA 10 & BVG 9.5 1 $ 2,133.00 80 1982 Topps Baseball #21 Cal Ripken Jr. Pair of Gem Mint PSA & GAI Graded Cards 1 $ 592.50 81 (11) 1980-2001 Baseball Hall of Fame/Superstar SGC Graded Rookies with 1993 SP Jeter 7 $ 533.25 82 1980 Charlotte O’s Police Orange Border Cal Ripken Jr. BVG 8—Highest Graded 26 $ 22,515.00 83 1980 Charlotte O’s Orange Border Police Near Set of (23/25) Cards with (21) PSA Graded 16 $ 1,540.50 84 1980 Charlotte O’s Police Orange Border Pepper Girls PSA 7—Only Known Graded 18 $ 1,659.00 85 1880s H804-4 Capadura Cigars Baseball Comics Complete Set of (5) SGC Graded Trade Cards 5 $ 296.25 86 1948 Baseball’s Great Hall of Fame Exhibits Set of (33) Cards 2 $ 325.88 87 1949 Ed-U-Cards Batter Up Complete PSA Graded Set with Cott Beverages Back--#1 on PSA Registry 3 $ 201.45 88 1952 Berk Ross Baseball Near Set of (65/72) Cards Plus (6) Dupes with Mays & Robinson 15 $ 1,007.25 89 1953 Bowman Color Baseball Near Set of (142/160) Cards 14 $ 1,540.50 90 1954 Bowman Baseball Near Set of (220/224) Cards 5 $ 651.75 91 1954 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (224/224) 11 $ 770.25 92 1955 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (206) Cards with (13) Graded Stars 17 $ 2,607.00 93 1955 Bowman Baseball Near Set of(254/320) Cards Plus (3) Variationswith Aaron, Mantle & Mays 14 $ 1,007.25 94 1955 Red Man Tobacco Complete Set of (50) Cards with No Tabs 6 $ 474.00 95 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (340/340) Cards 12 $ 1,066.50 96 1957 Ed-U-Cards Baseball Card Game Complete PSA Graded Set of (13) Cards--#1 on Registry 6 $ 237.00 97 1958 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (494) Cards 15 $ 1,007.25 98 1959 Topps Baseball Near Set of (530/572) Cards with Most Stars 14 $ 1,659.00 99 1960 Leaf Baseball Complete Set of (144/144) Plus #25 Grant Variation 18 $ 1,066.50 100 (4) 1960-1961 Fleer Baseball Complete Sets with Greats, Decals & More 16 $ 1,540.50 101 1962 Shirriff Coins Baseball Complete Set of (200/200) 13 $ 1,422.00 102 1962 Topps Baseball Bucks Near Set of (84/96) with (35) Dupes 13 $ 1,125.75 103 1962 & 1963 Stat Back Baseball Exhibits Complete Sets 12 $ 651.75 104 1963 Fleer Baseball Complete Set (67/67) with (15) SGC Graded 17 $ 1,659.00 105 1963 Fleer Baseball Complete Set of (67/67) Cards 11 $ 770.25 106 1964 Topps Stand-Ups Complete Set (77/77) with (27) SGC Graded Cards 14 $ 2,725.50 107 1964 Topps Giants High Grade Complete Set of (60/60) with (4) SGC Graded 13 $ 592.50 108 1964 Bazooka Baseball Panel Set (12/12) 20 $ 1,540.50 109 (4) 1962-1966 Topps Baseball Insert Complete/Partial Sets with Peel-Offs, Rub-Offs & Stamps 17 $ 1,659.00 110 1968 Topps Baseball Milton Bradley Complete Set of (77) PSA Graded Cards--#3 on PSA Registry 8 $ 2,014.50 111 1968 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (598/598) Cards with (2) PSA Graded Stars 5 $ 948.00 112 1969 Topps Baseball Complete Set (664/664) 4 $ 1,066.50 113 (3) 1969 Chicago Cubs Oddball Complete/Near Sets 8 $ 272.55 114 1970 Topps Baseball Complete Set (720/720) Plus (4) Checklist Variations with (2) PSA Graded Stars
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