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PDF of Apr 14 Results Huggins and Scott's April 10, 2014 Auction Prices Realized SALE LOT# TITLE BIDS PRICE 1 1970 Baltimore Orioles World Series Championship Ring 29 $ 5,332.50 2 1897 “The Winning Game of 1897” Baltimore vs. Boston Cabinet from Bill Hoffer Estate 30 $ 4,740.00 3 1906 Hyatt Manufacturing Baltimore Baseball Club “Our Old Champions” Pinback 13 $ 1,659.00 4 1894 Betz Studio Baltimore Baseball Club Team Composite with (8) Hall of Famers 11 $ 2,488.50 5 1898 Cameo Pepsin Gum Willie Keeler Pin 25 $ 3,555.00 6 1895 N300 Mayo's Cut Plug Dan Brouthers (Baltimore) SGC 30 17 $ 1,185.00 7 (16) 1887-1890 N172 Old Judge Baltimore Orioles Singles with (3) Graded--All Different 25 $ 1,896.00 8 1911 M131 Baltimore Newsboy Frank Chance SGC 10 21 $ 2,488.50 9 1914 T213-2 Coupon Cigarettes Baltimore Terrapins Team Set of (9) Cards 10 $ 444.38 10 1912 C46 Imperial Tobacco Baltimore Orioles Team Set of (14) Cards 8 $ 355.50 11 (5) 1914-1915 Cracker Jack Baltimore Terrapins Singles with (2) Graded 14 $ 562.88 12 1915 D303 General Baking Fred Jacklitsch SGC 30 6 $ 177.75 13 1915 E106 American Caramel Chief Bender (Striped Hat) PSA 4--None Better 14 $ 770.25 14 1921 Tip Top Bread Baltimore Orioles Harry Frank SGC 40--None Better 10 $ 474.00 15 1952 Topps Baseball Low Number Partial Set of (243/310) Plus (7) High Numbers with Jackie Robinson 11 $ 2,133.00 16 Baltimore Terrapins 1914 Federal League Stock Certificate Signed by Rasin 10 $ 651.75 17 1921 Little World Series Baltimore Orioles vs. Louisville Colonels Program with Unmarked Scorecard 8 $ 474.00 18 (2) 1931 and (2) 1939 Baltimore Orioles Signed Team Payroll Checks - All PSA/DNA "Authentic" 1 $ 237.00 19 Rogers Hornsby Autographed 1939 Baltimore Orioles Cachet - Full JSA 11 $ 592.50 20 1944 Baltimore Orioles Junior World Series Game 4 Program and Municipal Stadium Trophy Ball 4 $ 385.13 21 1949 Baltimore Orioles Team-Signed Bat with (26) Autographs—Full JSA 3 $ 260.70 22 1886 Pittsburg Alleghenys vs. Baltimore Orioles Scorecard with Doggie Miller Cover 2 $ 503.63 23 1895 Boston Beaneaters vs. Baltimore Orioles Scorecard 1 $ 237.00 24 (2) 1961-1962 Baltimore Orioles White Base Miniature Bobblehead Dolls 9 $ 444.38 25 1963-1965 Baltimore Orioles "Black-Face" Bobblehead Doll - Pristine! 9 $ 651.75 26 1958 and 1993 Baltimore All-Star Game Lot of (5) With Programs, Tickets and 1958 Press Pin 14 $ 385.13 27 1966-1983 Baltimore Orioles World Series Black Bat Complete Run of (6) 9 $ 562.88 28 1966-1989 Baltimore Orioles World Series Press Pins/Charms/Tie Clip Lot of (10) 6 $ 355.50 29 Baltimore Orioles 1955-1963 Game-Issued Jacket - Rare Style! 5 $ 414.75 30 Mike McCormick 1963 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Road Jersey - Full Miedema LOA 14 $ 1,777.50 31 Charlie Lau 1966 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Home Jersey - Full Miedema LOA 13 $ 770.25 32 Carl Warwick 1965 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Home Jersey - Full Miedema LOA 13 $ 829.50 33 Rick Dempsey 1977 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Sunday Home Jersey - Full Miedema LOA 13 $ 770.25 34 1977-1979 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Jersey Lot of (3) With Flanagan, Garcia and L. May 20 $ 1,125.75 35 1958 Aberdeen Pheasants Game-Worn Home Jersey 3 $ 201.45 36 1967 Elmira Pioneers Game-Worn Home Jersey 1 $ 177.75 37 Joe Altobelli 1983 World Champion Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Road Jersey 6 $ 385.13 38 Johnny Oates 1991 TBTC Game-Worn Baltimore Orioles Ensemble 12 $ 260.70 39 Harold Baines 1999 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Road Jersey 10 $ 444.38 40 Ray Miller 1999 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Home Jersey 6 $ 189.60 41 Josh Towers 2001 Baltimore Orioles Signed Game-Worn Road Jersey With Post-9/11 Flag Patch 2 $ 201.45 42 1970s-1980s Baltimore Orioles Game-Issued Jacket Lot of (3) 11 $ 474.00 43 (6) 2008-2009 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Spring Training Jerseys with M. Wieters 8 $ 260.70 44 Mark Belanger 1977-1979 Game-Used Bat - Full PSA/DNA 7 $ 284.40 45 Camden Yards Esskay Hot Dogs Vendor's Carrying Case 20 $ 592.50 46 1940s University of Maryland Letterman's Sweater - Pristine! 9 $ 414.75 47 Len Bias 1982-1986 Game-Issued University of Maryland Warm-Up Jacket 19 $ 1,125.75 48 Gary Williams Signed Jersey From the Day He Signed as Maryland Coach - Williams LOA 11 $ 711.00 49 (4) University of Maryland Display Figurines With (2) 1961-1968 Bobblehead Dolls 12 $ 770.25 50 1968-1972 "Alex The Bullet" Baltimore Bullets Mascot Carrying Case 21 $ 2,962.50 51 1959-60 Buddy Jeanette Baltimore Bullets Trophy 10 $ 474.00 52 (10) Baltimore Bullets Vintage Marketing Souvenirs 4 $ 325.88 53 Don Joyce 1955-1960 Baltimore Colts Game-Worn Home Jersey - Phenomenal Game Wear! 19 $ 1,422.00 54 Raymond Berry 1950s-1960s Signed Game-Worn Cleats - Full JSA 19 $ 1,303.50 55 Late-1970s Bert Jones Baltimore Colts Team-Issued Road Jersey - Full Miedema LOA 21 $ 651.75 56 Greg Landry 1979-1981 Baltimore Colts Game-Issued Home Jersey 4 $ 154.05 57 1994-1995 Baltimore Stallions Game-Worn Lot With Neal Fort Helmet and Keith Ballard Jersey 9 $ 414.75 58 (2) 2004 Baltimore Ravens Signed Game-Worn Alternate Jerseys With Baxter and Jones - PSA/DNA 3 $ 414.75 59 1958-1959 Baltimore Colts Broach Given to Players' Wives 16 $ 1,540.50 60 1958-1964 Baltimore Colts Press Pin/Trinket Lot of (7) With Charm Bracelet 19 $ 948.00 61 1963-1964 Baltimore Colts "Blackface" Square Base Bobblehead Doll - Pristine! 3 $ 592.50 62 (3) 1950s Gibbs-Conner Baltimore Colts Banks 13 $ 562.88 63 (3) 1959-1963 Hartland Statues Baltimore Colts with Rare Lineman 18 $ 1,659.00 64 (5) 1960s Fred Kail Baltimore Colt Statues with Tough Stadium Ashtray 8 $ 414.75 65 1949 Baltimore Colts Team-Signed AAFC Football with (34) Autographs Including Tittle--Full JSA 7 $ 1,007.25 66 Baltimore Colts "Corral 954" Helmet Signed by Marchetti and Michaels 13 $ 503.63 67 Curley Byrd Signed Mini Football Awarded to Ed Modzelweski with Full JSA 0 $ - 68 1962 John Mackey All-American Dell Crystal Ball Award 5 $ 165.90 69 (4) 1968-1987 Raymond Berry Football Related Awards 5 $ 237.00 70 (6) Very Early and Rare Baltimore Colts Pennants - Including AAFC Versions 5 $ 414.75 71 Baltimore Colts 1950s-60s Collection of (10) Stadium Souvenirs 6 $ 325.88 72 (4) 1973-1984 University of Maryland Player-Issued Bowl Game Wristwatches 9 $ 325.88 73 1974-2010 University of Maryland Football Game-Worn Lot of (7) With (4) Helmets and (3) Jerseys 11 $ 503.63 74 Late-1890s University of Maryland Sterling Silver Hockey Trophy 33 $ 3,851.25 75 Baltimore Clipper/Blades 1970s Game-Worn AHL Sweater - Rare! 27 $ 2,844.00 76 (2) 1989-1991 Baltimore Skipjacks Game-Worn Sweaters 14 $ 770.25 77 Vintage Baltimore Clippers Ice Bucket, Tray and Knife Set - Rare! 5 $ 325.88 78 Baltimore Hockey Program Lot of (59) With Rare 1930s Orioles Programs 17 $ 533.25 79 (6) Incredibly Rare Vintage Baltimore Sports Pennants With Claws, Clippers and Bullets 10 $ 651.75 80 1947-1949 AAFC Baltimore Colts Program Lot of (9) 13 $ 355.50 81 1947-1949 Baltimore Colts AAFC Program Lot of (15) With Last-Ever Game 19 $ 1,007.25 82 1958 and 1959 NFL Championship Programs and Baltimore Colts Media Guides 25 $ 1,066.50 83 1927-2001 University of Maryland Football Program Lot of (25) With 1954 Orange Bowl 4 $ 213.30 84 Rare Early U.S. Soccer 1946 Baltimore Americans vs. Liverpool Reds Program & Ticket 0 $ - 85 Baltimore Soccer Treasure Chest With Game-Worn Blast and Spirit Apparel 14 $ 444.38 86 1907 Baltimore Baseball Club “Champions of 96” Real Photo Postcard SGC 10—Only Graded 16 $ 888.75 87 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinet # 9 Ty Cobb (Checklist Back) - SGC 10 8 $ 1,777.50 88 (17) 1911 T201 Mecca Double Folders & 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folders—All SGC 30-45 9 $ 711.00 89 (5) 1909-11 E90-1, E95 & E96 Caramel Baseball Hall of Famers--All SGC 20 6 $ 533.25 90 (11) 1911 T205 Gold Border SGC Graded Hall of Famers, Shortprints & Variations with Mathewson 10 $ 888.75 91 (10) 1909-1940 Pre-War Hall of Fame SGC Graded Group with Foxx & Johnson 10 $ 948.00 92 1909-11 T206 White Borders Ty Cobb (Bat Off Shoulder) PSA 5 17 $ 2,370.00 93 1909-11 T206 White Borders Ty Cobb (Bat On Shoulder) SGC 35 15 $ 1,303.50 94 (5) 1909-11 T206 White Border Hal Chase SGC 50-60 Cards--Each Pose 13 $ 562.88 95 (5) 1909-11 T206 White Border Hall of Famers--All SGC 50-55 14 $ 1,125.75 96 (5) 1909-11 T206 White Border Hall of Famers with Johnson--All SGC 20-30 8 $ 711.00 97 (6) 1909-11 T206 White Border SGC 30-45 Graded Hall of Famers 10 $ 711.00 98 (10) 1909-11 T206 White Border PSA Graded Cards with Mathewson, Young & EPDG Keeler 7 $ 711.00 99 (14) 1909-11 T206 White Border SGC 40-70 Graded Cards with (2) Tolstoi 15 $ 1,125.75 100 1909-11 T206 White Borders Christy Mathewson (Dark Cap) SGC 60 11 $ 888.75 101 1909-11 T206 White Borders Christy Mathewson (White Cap) SGC 55 15 $ 829.50 102 1909-11 T206 White Borders Nap Lajoie (Portrait) SGC 55 9 $ 562.88 103 1909-11 T206 White Borders Cy Young (Portrait) SGC 55 9 $ 1,303.50 104 1909-11 T206 White Borders Cy Young (Bare Hand Shows) SGC 45 16 $ 770.25 105 1909-11 T206 White Borders Tom Needham with Tough Lenox Back--SGC 10 16 $ 562.88 106 1920 W520 #13 Babe Ruth SGC 40 12 $ 1,125.75 107 1928 Exhibits & 1933 Sanella Type 1 Babe Ruth SGC Graded Cards 16 $ 829.50 108 1933 Goudey Baseball #160 Lou Gehrig PSA 1.5 6 $ 592.50 109 1933 Goudey Baseball #181 Babe Ruth PSA 1 16 $ 1,422.00 110 1935 Diamond Stars Card #10 Roy Mahaffey--PSA 8 2 $ 248.85 111 1941 Play Ball #50 Johnny Cooney with #71 Joe DiMaggio Back--SGC 50 2 $ 284.40 112 (5) 1919-1927 Baseball Strip Cards with (3) Ruth, Cobb & Weaver--All SGC Graded 12 $ 1,066.50 113 1935 Diamond Stars Card #83 Paul Waner “Green Back” Version--PSA 8 4 $
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