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PDF of Mar 11 Results HUGGINS & SCOTT MAR 30-31, 2011 PRICES REALIZED 1 1909-1911 T206 White Borders Near Set of (519/524) with O’Hara Variation 11 $22,325.000 2 2008 Upper Deck “Mount Rushmore” Quad Cut Autograph with Washington/Lincoln/Jefferson (1/1) PSA/DNA14 $24,675.000 3 Richie Ashburn's 1993 Philadelphia Phillies National League Championship Ring 14 $11,162.500 4 Richie Ashburn 1961 Signed Game-Ready Bat With Full PSA/DNA 8 $1,762.500 5 Richie Ashburn 1948 Rookie Season Game-Worn Phillies Cap 29 $7,050.000 6 Original Dick Perez HOF Postcard Art of Richie Ashburn 20 $2,937.500 7 Andy Seminick 1969 Phillies Greatest Team Display Piece 2 $352.500 8 (12) Richie Ashburn Collectibles with Diamond Dust Punchboard 7 $323.125 9 Richie Ashburn Autograph Collection of (33) Items 13 $1,527.500 10 Pre-Major League Richie Ashburn Collection 1 $176.250 11 1948-1962 Baseball All-Star Game Lot with (5) Programs and (2) Pennants 10 $763.750 12 (3) Vintage Richie Ashburn-Related Baseball Pennants 13 $587.500 13 Richie Ashburn 1975 Philadelphia Phillies Old-Timers Game-Worn Jersey 16 $763.750 14 Richie Ashburn Original Pastel Chalks Art by Frontino 8 $440.625 15 Original Richie Ashburn Artwork for the On One Field Lithograph 8 $440.625 16 1965 Ballantine Beer Large Advertisement with Saam, Ashburn & Campbell 13 $998.750 17 1968 Ballantine Beer Advertising Broadside with Saam, Campball & Ashburn 9 $763.750 18 Schmidt, Ashburn, Roberts & Carlton Lot of (3) Items 12 $763.750 19 (3) Tougher Richie Ashburn Store Model Bats 2 $188.000 20 (4) Richie Ashburn Commemorative Bats with (3) Signed 12 $822.500 21 (6) Richie Ashburn Store Model Baseball Bats 1 $176.250 22 Richie Ashburn MacGregor Store Model G22 Glove and Box 6 $411.250 23 (2) Vintage Richie Ashburn Store Model Glove Display Boxes 7 $235.000 24 (21) 1950s Richie Ashburn Type I Photographs and News Service Photos 0 $0.000 25 (29) Vintage Richie Ashburn Original Snapshots 5 $188.000 26 (80) Richie Ashburn Related Type III or Modern Photos 0 $0.000 27 Vintage Pamphlet, Schedules and Smaller Magazine Lot of (67) 3 $141.000 28 Richie Ashburn/Philadelphia Phillies Oversize Poster, Lithograph and Display Lot 0 $0.000 29 Original Richie Ashburn Caricature Art by Bobby Ewing 0 $0.000 30 Richie Ashburn Signed Dick Perez Print #102/850 7 $235.000 31 (2) Richie Ashburn Related Original Art Pieces 1 $176.250 32 Lot of (6) Original Art Pieces with Ashburn 0 $0.000 33 (18) 1953-1965 Magazines with Mickey Mantle on the Cover 3 $141.000 34 1949-1960s Magazine Lot with Better Covers 4 $211.500 35 1949-1969 Multi-Sport Magazine Lot of (79) 6 $235.000 36 (75) Baseball Books – Most with Richie Ashburn Connection 0 $0.000 37 Large Collection of Ephemera with Ashburn Concentration 1 $117.500 38 1977 Old Timers Day Desk Display – Given to Ashburn 8 $223.250 39 1953-54 Briggs Meats Willie Mays/Don Mueller Panel 20 $3,525.000 40 1958 Hires Root Beer (Test) Willie Mays with Tab—SGC 20 26 $6,462.500 41 1966 Topps Punch-Outs Willie Mays/Tony Conigliaro SGC 80—Only Known in Hobby 31 $29,375.000 42 May 12, 1951 Minneapolis Millers Program With Willie Mays Just Before His Promotion 1 $470.000 43 Willie Mays 1954 Signed "What's My Line?" Contract With Full JSA 10 $1,292.500 44 1950s Willie Mays "Say Hey" Skateboard 8 $998.750 45 1964 All-Star Baseball Wrist Watch With Original Case 5 $881.250 46 (20) 1959-1974 Topps Venezuelan & O-Pee-Chee Willie Mays Singles 27 $2,702.500 47 (6) Willie Mays Signed Cards with Certified Modern Inserts 4 $470.000 48 1953-55 Howard Photo Service Postcards Willie Mays—SGC 50 14 $528.750 49 1958 Packard-Bell Willie Mays SGC 60—Highest Graded 17 $3,525.000 50 1959 Home Run Derby Willie Mays SGC 30 8 $352.500 51 (3) 1952-1955 Red Man Tobacco Willie Mays with Tabs 6 $499.375 52 1956 Topps Pins Willie Mays Production Proof 15 $440.625 53 1961 Bazooka Near Complete Box with Willie Mays & Bill Mazeroski 8 $352.500 54 Scarce 1967 Topps Punch-Out Willie Mays 12 $940.000 55 1967 Topps Discs Willie Mays Production Proof 15 $470.000 56 1967 Bazooka Complete Box with Willie Mays 5 $164.500 57 1964-65 Sports Heroes Monogram Willie Mays—SGC Authentic 14 $528.750 58 (5) 1958-1969 Willie Mays Oddball & Regional Singles 10 $411.250 59 (2) Circa 1950s Willie Mays Pins 11 $270.250 60 1951 New York Giants "News Pictorial" Team Photo Premium 0 $0.000 61 1954 World Series Game 1 Ticket Stub - "The Catch" 21 $763.750 62 1954 Willie Mays "Say Hey!" Baseball Game in Original Box With All Pieces 13 $352.500 63 1960s Willie Mays/Mickey Mantle Transogram Bat 'n' Balls in Original Retail Package 0 $0.000 64 1961-1962 All-Star Stationery Letterhead Set in Original Box 4 $381.875 65 Willie Mays 1996 and 1997 Personal Christmas Cards 1 $117.500 66 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel Joe Jackson—SGC Authentic 31 $5,287.500 67 1909-1911 T206 White Borders Sherry Magee (Magie) Error--PSA 3 21 $21,150.000 68 1909-11 T206 White Borders Bill O'Hara Polar Bear (St. Louis) Variation--PSA 4 (MK) 12 $1,880.000 69 1909-11 T206 Ty Cobb Bat On Shoulder with Sovereign 350 Back—PSA 5 15 $2,350.000 70 1909-11 T206 Polar Bear Ray Demmitt St. Louis—PSA Authentic 12 $940.000 71 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folder Chance/Evers Makes a Safe Slide/Evers—PSA 6 12 $763.750 72 (2) 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folders—Both PSA 6 11 $646.250 73 (4) 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folder PSA 5 Graded Cards 10 $528.750 74 (8) 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folder PSA Graded Singles 12 $646.250 75 (4) 1911-1933 Ty Cobb Cards, Postcards & Blankets with (3) Graded 13 $998.750 76 (7) 1941 Play Ball High-Grade Stars-All SGC 80-84 9 $763.750 77 (7) 1939-1951 Play Ball, Bowman & Topps Baseball Hall of Fame Singles—All Graded 10 $470.000 78 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle Rookie PSA 7 (oc) 17 $15,275.000 79 1953 Topps #82 Mickey Mantle PSA 8 15 $11,162.500 80 1955 Topps #123 Sandy Koufax Rookie PSA 8 15 $2,820.000 81 (7) 1953 Bowman Color PSA Graded Stars with Musial 12 $763.750 82 1953 Topps #82 Mickey Mantle PSA 6 16 $1,762.500 83 (7) 1952-1958 Topps Baseball Graded Hall of Famers with Mantle 17 $998.750 84 (29) 1952-1959 Topps New York Yankees Singles—All PSA 15 $1,410.000 85 1957 Topps #95 Mickey Mantle PSA 7 13 $881.250 86 (9) High-Grade 1961 Topps Baseball All-Star Singles—All SGC 88-92 14 $587.500 87 (16) 1962 & 1963 Topps Baseball Stars with Koufax & Mantle—All PSA or SGC 13 $763.750 88 (50) 1960-1969 Topps New York Yankees PSA Graded Cards with Mantle 20 $1,527.500 89 (190+) 1970-1982 Topps New York Yankees Cards—All PSA 17 $881.250 90 1968 Topps #280 Mickey Mantle PSA 9 11 $1,410.000 91 1968 Topps Baseball #177 Ryan Rookie - PSA 8 16 $881.250 92 1968 Topps Baseball #247 Johnny Bench Rookie Card - PSA 9 12 $940.000 93 1969 Topps #500 Mickey Mantle Yellow Letters (PSA 6) & White Letters (PSA 5) 20 $998.750 94 1941 Goudey Complete Set of (33) PSA Graded Cards--#5 on Registry 17 $2,937.500 95 1955 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (206) Cards 11 $1,880.000 96 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (340) Cards with (2) Variations 21 $2,702.500 97 1957 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (407) With (11) SGC Graded 26 $3,525.000 98 1958 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (494) With (10) SGC Graded 24 $2,937.500 99 1959 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (572/572) Cards with Salesman Sample 16 $2,115.000 100 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (572/572) 13 $1,762.500 101 1961 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (587/587) 16 $2,467.500 102 1962 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (598) Cards with (8) SGC and (5) Variations 21 $2,937.500 103 Very Nice 1968 Topps Baseball Complete Set (598/598) with PSA 8 Bench RC, Mantle & Ryan RC 28 $4,993.750 104 1954 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (225/225) with Ted Williams 12 $822.500 105 1961 & 1963 Fleer Baseball Complete Sets 13 $881.250 106 (9) 1963-1971 Oddball Baseball Sets with Fleer & Laughlin 22 $1,057.500 107 1972 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (787) Cards 15 $1,175.000 108 1909-11 T206 White Borders Starter Set of (171) Cards 14 $4,112.500 109 (22) 1909-1911 Tobacco & Caramel Grab Bag with Mathewson and (2) Young 32 $2,820.000 110 (43) 1909-11 T206 White Border Cards with (5) Graded and (3) Hall of Famers 9 $1,292.500 111 1916 BF2 Ferguson Bakery Ty Cobb Pennant 20 $3,231.250 112 1916 BF2 Ferguson Bakery Walter Johnson Pennant 21 $1,997.500 113 (7) 1916 BF2 Ferguson Bakery Pennants with Hughie Jennings 18 $3,818.750 114 1953 Hunter Wieners John Yuhas/Lester Fusselman Panel—SGC 40 13 $881.250 115 1954 Hunter Wieners Bill Posedel/Gerry Staley Panel SGC 40—Only Graded 17 $2,467.500 116 1953-54 Briggs Meats James Busby 0 $0.000 117 1953-54 Briggs Meats Gil McDougald 5 $211.500 118 1953-54 Briggs Meats Pete Runnels 0 $0.000 119 1953-54 Briggs Meats Joe Tipton with Red Borders 0 $0.000 120 1953-54 Briggs Meats Mickey Vernon 1 $176.250 121 1953-54 Briggs Meats Eddie Yost 0 $0.000 122 1954 Esskay Meats Lou Kretlow with Orange Trim 7 $258.500 123 1954 Esskay Meats Don Larsen 5 $223.250 124 (4) 1950s Orioles-Senators Regional Cards - All SGC Graded 5 $282.000 125 (3) 1950 Royal Desserts Complete Boxes with Spahn 12 $822.500 126 1950 Royal Desserts Near Set of (23/24) with (2) Albums 16 $763.750 127 (15) 1950-1963 Baseball Regional Cards with Kahn’s, Sugardale and Royal Desserts 2 $188.000 128 1954 & 1955 Stahl-Meyer Carl Erskine Singles 3 $199.750 129 (6) 1956 Kahn’s Wieners Cincinnati Reds with Frank Robinson Rookie 2 $188.000 130 (6) 1959 Kiwanis Club Baltimore Orioles SGC Graded Singles—Only Graded 15 $998.750 131 (360+) 1949-1955 Bowman Baseball Shoebox Collection 12 $1,057.500 132 (490+) 1954-1956 Topps/Bowman Baseball Collection with Many Stars 20 $1,762.500 133 (15) 1955 Topps Baseball
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