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To Bid: 1.866.462.2273 Or Visit 662 TO BID: 1.866.462.2273 OR VISIT WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM 662. 1887 Old 663. 1887 Judge N172 N172 Old Tim Keefe - Judge SGC 60 George Graded 60 EX 5 by Keefe PSA SGC, the presented 5 card is a beautiful Presented is an 1887 Old Judge N172 1887 Old Judge Tim Keefe, Hall of George Keefe that Fame pitcher for the has been graded New York National EX 5 by PSA. League club. This This blank- sharp EX card has a backed, black- fantastic visual pres- and-white card entation with a clean exhibits a couple back. of dark marks on Opening Bid $500.00 the front and moderate wear on the edges and cor- ners. This card is the highest-grad- ed piece of the three examples registered in the PSA population report. Opening Bid $200.00 664. 1887 Old 665. 1887 Judge N172 N172 Old Charles Judge Joe Comiskey - Sommers SGC 40 (Baltimore) Graded SGC 40 VG SGC 70 3 by SGC, the Presented is an offered card is a 1887 N172 Old hard-to-find Charles Judge Joe Comiskey from the Sommers 1887 Old Judge (Baltimore) SGC N172 series. The card EX+ 70 example. features the HOFer This early Oriole catching a baseball (batting pose) dis- and has an overall plays strong cor- clean presentation. ners, decent cen- Opening Bid tering and a clean $750.00 blank back. Opening Bid $250.00 661. 1985-86 Maryland Terrapins Signed Yearbook with (13) Signatures including Len Bias One of the darkest events in sports history occurred during the early morning hours of June 19, 1986. Len Bias, the second pick of the 1986 NBA Draft, died of a cocaine overdose just 48 hours after being drafted by the Boston Celtics. The electric 22-year-old was destined for NBA stardom as an All-American and two-time ACC Player of the Year for the Maryland Terrapins. This 1985-86 Maryland Terrapins multi-signed yearbook is a stirring memento that contains an autograph from a legend who almost was. Inside the pages of this worn yearbook are the autographs of (13) Terrapins penned in blue ink. The cover (displaying a patented Bias dunk) contains numerous creases, while the majority of the inner pages reveal varying degrees of water damage. The final 24 pages of the 84-page program are detached from the remaining book and various notes and writing are found within. Despite those flaws, an incredibly scarce Bias autograph graces page 12 of the yearbook. The expansive 2-1/2” signature is well defined, includes a 34 inscription and appears to grade in the (“9”) range. Also present are (12) other signatures including notables Driesell, Massenburg and Gatlin (mostly “7-8”). This unique cornerstone is an impressive addition to any Maryland-themed collection. Full LOA from JSA. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 www.hugginsandscott.com Huggins & Scott Auction: July 08 169 BASEBALL DAY TWO JULY 10, 2008 TO BID: 1.866.462.2273 OR VISIT WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM 666. 1887 667. 1887 670. 1887 671. 1887 Old Judge N172 Old Old Judge N172 Old N172 Buck Judge Jim John Judge Mike Ewing & Whitney Clarkson Griffin Mascot - PSA 2 SGC 10 (Baltimore) SGC 20 Presented is an Graded 10 PR by SGC 30 Graded 20 Fair 1.5 1887 Old Judge SGC, this 1887 Mike Griffin, a by SGC, this Jim Whitney N172 Old Judge nineteen-century attractive 1887 Old that has been John Clarkson is a outfielder for the Judge N172 fea- graded Good 2 fine representation old Baltimore tures HOFer Buck by PSA. This of the right-handed Orioles is proudly Ewing and the blank-backed, ace. Despite a displayed on this New York mascot. black-and-white combination of 1887 N172 Old The card has a card has a stain surface and reverse Judge antiquity. clean appearance, on the front left wear to including This card has been while the technical edge, significant creasing and writ- deemed a 30 GD grade is SGC 20 wear on the ing, the clear by SGC and due to a hand-writ- edges and cor- image proudly reveals traces of ten date and mild ners and a projects the Hall of surface paper loss. toning on the slightly off-cen- Fame hurler. Despite that tech- reverse. ter cut. This Opening Bid nical flaw, this Opening Bid card is the only $250.00 exemplar is $750.00 example of its crease-free, most- kind listed in ly clean and still the PSA popula- retains its aesthet- tion report. ic appeal. Opening Bid Opening Bid $200.00 $250.00 668. 1887 669. 1887 672. 1887 673. 1887 Old Judge Old Judge N284 N284 Hugh Duffy N172 King Buchner Buchner SGC 20 Kelly – Gold Coin Gold Coin Presented is an SGC 10 Jim Tim Keefe – 1887 Old Judge Graded 10 Poor O’Rourke – SGC 20 Hugh Duffy that 1 by SGC this Offered is a fine has been graded a SGC 50 1887 N172 Old 1887 N284 20 FR by SGC. Offered is an attrac- Judge series fea- Buchner Gold This nineteenth- tive 1887 Buchner tures the Mike Coin Tim Keefe century antiquity Gold Coin Chewing “King” Kelly card that has been reveals extensive Tobacco card of portrait in his graded SGC 20. corner rounding on Hall of Famer Jim Chicago uni- The card is well the front, while the O’Rourke. The card form. The card centered and has reverse contains features a drawn has a technical retained most of evidence of scrap- image of this 19th grade of SGC 10 the original color book removal. Century catcher in a due to writing and visual appeal. Despite those fielding position and tape on the The reverse of the flaws, the sepia- with his hands on reverse, but the card exhibits toned image is his thighs. The back front presents as minor chipping clear and free of of the card displays a VG card. along the border any apparent sur- mild toning consis- Opening Bid along with mild face creases. tent with the card $500.00 tobacco stains. Opening Bid being positioned $250.00 against the acidic Opening Bid tobacco. This 120- $250.00 year-old card has been deemed a SGC 50 VG-EX 4 by the trusted third party grading serv- ice. Opening Bid $300.00 170 Huggins & Scott Auction: July 2008 1.866.462.2273 www.hugginsandscott.com Huggins & Scott Auction: July 08 171 BASEBALL DAY TWO JULY 10, 2008 TO BID: 1.866.462.2273 OR VISIT WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM 674. 1888 678. 1912 Goodwin C46 679. 1911 D304 Champions Imperial Brunners Bread N162 Cap Tobacco Frank Baker – Anson – #41 Taylor PSA 4 PSA 3 PSA 4 Presented is a vibrant 1911 Graded VG 3 by Presented is a D304 Brunners Bread PSA, the offered 1912 C46 Frank “Home Run” Baker 1888 Goodwin Imperial card. The well centered Champions N162 Tobacco #41 and extremely clean card Cap Anson is Luther among the most “Dummy” colorful and desir- Taylor PSA able cards from VG-EX 4 the 19th Century. example. This The pastel back- attractive wood- ground and blue grain card of eyes of the great the pioneering Adrian C. Anson Taylor has a jump off of the pleasing visual PSA 3 example. presentation The card has detracted only mildly rounded by slightly corners and light rounded and toning on the 675. (2) 1888 WG1 Game Cards: Both SGC chipped corners reverse, consistent Offered is a pair of game cards from the colorful 1888 WG1 designation. The SGC graded along with with the technical cards feature Maul (SGC 40) and Wise (SGC 50). These unique nineteenth-century play- specks of paper evaluation. ing cards are free of any significant damage and are crease-free. loss on the Opening Bid Opening Bid $250.00 reverse. A $750.00 viable example from one of the received a grade of VG-EX 4 by key players in PSA. There are only seven PSA this Canadian graded examples, so this relic is minor league in high demand. issue. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 676. (3) 1893- 1900 681. 1909 Baseball E90-1 Trade American Cards: Caramel Ty All SGC Cobb – PSA 1 Presented is a Offered is colorful trio of 1893- example of the 1909 1900 “N” and E90-1 American “T” baseball Caramel Ty Cobb. trade cards. Graded a PSA 1, this Each of these example is slightly antiquities off-center with sev- has been eral thumb nail judged by creases and paper third-party wrinkles while main- authenticator taining a pleasant SGC. overall appearance. Included are This card easily 1893 N135 could have obtained Honest Long a grade higher. Cut Talk of Opening Bid the Diamond $250.00 “Left On Base” (SGC 20) and (2) 1900 Mayo’s 680. (2) Early Type-Card with D304 and R300 Cut Plug Offered is a pair of SGC graded type cards. Included is a 1933 George C. Miller R300 Baseball Lefty Grove (SGC 30) and a 1911-1914 Brunner’s Bread D304 Charles Herzog (SGC 10). Comics: “The These cards both show wear, paper aging, creasing and back damage that corresponds with Bleachers” their judged technical grade. (SGC 40) and 677. 1895 Mayo Cut Plug N300 Wilbert Robinson SGC 40 Opening Bid $200.00 “The Naps” Presented is an 1895 Mayo Cut Plug N300 Wilbert Robinson that grades SGC 40 (SGC 30). Only the N135 example reveals any back damage, while the remaining cards have VG. The condition-sensitive borders exhibit some moderate wear on the edges and wear consistent with their assigned tiers.
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