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August/September 2020 Auction Prices Realized AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2020 AUCTION PRICES REALIZED Lot Name # 1909-11 T206 Sweet Caporal 150/25 Honus Wagner PSA 1 PR-FR 1 Final Price: $1,169,875.00 Incredible 1948 Bowman Baseball Nearly Full Unopened Wax Box (18/24) Packs BBCE 2 Final Price: $368,125.98 1909-11 T206 Ty Cobb Ty Cobb Back PSA 4.5 VG/EX+ The Highest Graded Example from the Lucky 7 Find 3 Final Price: $894,250.00 Exceptionally Rare Ty Cobb Tobacco Tin-A Legendary Hobby Rarity 4 Final Price: $19,728.63 1909 T206 Sweet Caporal Series 150/30 Eddie Plank SGC 1.5 FR 5 Final Price: $52,291.58 1968 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Game Used and Signed Road Jersey-Completely Original As Issued, 6 Most Likely The Final Jersey Ever Worn By Mantle Apparent Photo Match-MEARS A9.5, Sports Investors Final Price: $465,500.00 1933 Goudey #181 Babe Ruth PSA 8 NM/MT 7 Final Price: $96,576.55 1933 Goudey #149 Babe Ruth PSA 8 NM/MT 8 Final Price: $153,885.73 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle SGC 7.5 NM+ 9 Final Price: $154,462.70 1888 N403 Yum Yum Tobacco Mickey Welch Pitching PSA 1 PR-Extremely Rare, The Only Graded Example Known In The Hobby 10 Final Price: $6,906.55 1904 Pittsburg Leader Honus Wagner Schedule PSA 4 VG-EX- The Only Copy Graded By PSA 11 Final Price: $15,437.45 1909-11 T206 Sweet Caporal 350-460/30 Christy Mathewson Dark Cap PSA 7 NM 12 Final Price: $7,448.00 1934 Goudey #37 Lou Gehrig PSA 7 NM 13 Final Price: $16,448.08 1933 Goudey #181 Babe Ruth PSA 8 NM/MT 14 Final Price: $96,576.55 1948 Bowman #18 Warren Spahn PSA 9 MINT 15 Final Price: $17,456.25 1956 Topps #135 Mickey Mantle PSA 8 NM-MT 16 Final Price: $12,400.68 1956 Topps #33 Roberto Clemente White Back PSA 9 MINT 17 Final Price: $22,840.13 Exceptional Lot Of 24 (Equivalent To Unopened Rack Pack Box) Unopened 1971 Topps Football Rack Packs With Numerous Stars On 18 Top/Bottom- Six (6) Of The Packs Are High Numbered Rack Packs Final Price: $111,526.45 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Unopened Wax Box (BBCE) With Letter Attesting To Original Fleer Sequence from BBCE 19 Final Price: $101,405.50 1987-88 Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls Game-Used Home Jersey and Trunks From First MVP Season-MEARS A10, Sports Investors, Meza LOA 20 Final Price: $55,409.20 1979 Julius Erving Philadelphia 76ers Game-Used Jersey MEARS A10, Sports Investors LOA with Photomatch LOA 21 Final Price: $22,283.98 Stunning Circa 1910s Christy Mathewson Type I Original Photograph by Charles Conlon PSA/DNA-A Definitive Photograph 22 Final Price: $18,789.05 1916 Boston Red Sox Cabinet Photo Featuring Babe Ruth-The Finest Example We've Ever Offered 23 Final Price: $22,840.13 Spectacular Jimmie Foxx Single-Signed ONL (Giles) Ball PSA/DNA NM/MT 8 and JSA 24 Final Price: $21,400.75 1998 Denver Broncos Super Bowl XXXIII Championship Player's Ring-Marvin Washington 25 Final Price: $22,471.40 1909-11 T206 Near Complete Set of (402) Different Cards w/ 53 HOFers & 39 Southern Leaguers 26 Final Price: $43,019.55 1952 Topps Near Complete Set 387/407 Completely PSA/SGC Graded 27 Final Price: $56,461.48 1939 Play Ball Grade Near Complete Set (161/162) #6 on PSA Set Registry with 7.36 GPA 28 Final Price: $41,416.03 1948 Bowman Complete Set #3 Current Finest on PSA Registry with 8.152 GPA 29 Final Price: $27,317.50 1950 Bowman Baseball Set #5 Current Finest on PSA Set Registry at 8.081 30 Final Price: $64,253.70 1952 Bowman Exceptionally High Grade Complete Set #10 on PSA Set Registry with 8.091 GPA 31 Final Price: $51,873.85 1955 Topps Exceptionally High Grade Complete Set #12 on PSA Set Registry with 8.001 GPA 32 Final Price: $128,749.95 1954 Topps Exceptionally High Grade Complete Set #11 Current Finest on PSA Set Registry at 8.016 33 Final Price: $101,405.50 1888-89 Old Judge N173 #336-3 Jim Mutrie SGC 3 VG 34 Final Price: $2,230.73 1887 Buchner Gold Coin N284 Fred Carroll 70 SGC EX+ 35 Final Price: $525.53 1887 N184 W.S. Kimball E.A. Burch Baseball Fielder PSA 7 NM 36 Final Price: $1,931.83 T206 Piedmont Christy Mathewson Dark Cap PSA 5 EX 37 Final Price: $2,064.13 T206 Sweet Caporal 350/30 Christy Mathewson Dark Cap PSA 4.5 VG-EX+ 38 Final Price: $1,703.98 1909-11 T206 Piedmont 350-460/25 John McGraw Glove at Hip PSA 7 NM 39 Final Price: $3,024.53 1909-11 T206 Sweet Caporal 350/25 Wild Bill Donovan Throwing PSA 8 NM/MT 40 Final Price: $3,207.05 1910 Piedmont Cigarettes T206 Ty Cobb Portrait, Red Background SGC 3 VG 41 Final Price: $3,768.10 1909-11 T206 Ty Cobb w/ Polar Bear Back & Cobb, Detroit at Top PSA 1 PR 42 Final Price: $1,875.48 1911 Sweet Caporal T205 George Moriarity SGC 7 NM 43 Final Price: $444.68 1911 T205 Honest Long Cut Tobacco Hugh Duffy SGC 7 NM 44 Final Price: $1,184.58 1911 Piedmont Cigarettes T205 Fred Olmstead SGC 7 NM 45 Final Price: $367.50 1911 T205 Gold Border Home Run Baker PSA 7 NM 46 Final Price: $2,312.80 1911 T205 Gold Border Ed Cicotte PSA 7 NM 47 Final Price: $4,511.68 1911 T205 Gold Border Miller J. Huggins PSA 7 NM 48 Final Price: $1,729.70 1911 T205 Gold Border R.W. Marquard PSA 7 NM 49 Final Price: $1,579.03 1911 Sweet Caporal T205 John McGraw 60 SGC 5 EX 50 Final Price: $406.70 T201 Mecca DBL. Folders W.Johnson/C.Street PSA 8 NM-MT 51 Final Price: $3,112.73 T201 Mecca DBL. Folders A.Leifield/M.Simon PSA 8.5 NM-MT+ 52 Final Price: $973.88 T201 Mecca DBL.Folders H.Chase/E.Sweeney PSA 8 NM-MT 53 Final Price: $784.00 T201 Mecca DBL.Folders E.Grant/J.McLean PSA 8 NM-MT 54 Final Price: $784.00 T201 Mecca DBL. Folders J.Lapp/J.Barry PSA 8 NM-MT 55 Final Price: $719.08 T201 Mecca DBL. Folders G.Wiltse/F.Merkle PSA 8 NM-MT 56 Final Price: $784.00 T201 Mecca DBL. Folders T.Turner/G.Stoval PSA 8 NM-MT 57 Final Price: $588.00 T201 Mecca Double Folders S.Crawford/T.Cobb PSA 4 VG-EX 58 Final Price: $578.20 T202 Hassan Tpl.Folder Bresnahan/McGraw Just Before the Battle PSA 7 NM 59 Final Price: $803.60 1913 T200 Fatima Cigarettes Complete Set All PSA/SGC Graded 60 Final Price: $4,429.60 T200 Fatima Team Card Brooklyn Nationals PSA 4 VG-EX 61 Final Price: $393.23 1913 Fatima Cigarettes T200 Philadelphia Americans SGC 2 GD 62 Final Price: $368.73 1908 American League Publication Co Napolean Lajoie SGC 10 POOR 1 63 Final Price: $735.00 1908 American League Publication Co Adrian Joss SGC 4 VG/EX 64 Final Price: $2,454.90 1909 E90-1 Amer. Crml. "Ty" Cobb PSA 4.5 VG-EX+ 65 Final Price: $6,144.60 1909-11 American Carmel 30 E90-1 Ty Cobb SGC 2 GOOD 66 Final Price: $2,271.15 1910 E98 Set of 30 Christy Mathewson Orange PSA 4 VG-EX 67 Final Price: $6,351.63 1912 W-UNC Strip Cards Honus Wagner Hand Cut PSA 4 VG-EX 68 Final Price: $3,660.30 1909 E95 Phila. Caramel Harry Lord PSA 5 EX MBA-Gold 69 Final Price: $303.80 1910-11 Sporting Life M116 Hughie Jennings Blue 50 SGC 4 VG/EX 70 Final Price: $249.90 1909 E91 Amer. Caramel Frank Baker Set B PSA 3 VG 71 Final Price: $334.43 1915 Cracker Jack #146 George Tyler 30 SGC 2 GOOD 72 Final Price: $124.95 1914 B18 Blankets Collection of (10) Including Wallace and Wheat 73 Final Price: $356.48 Exceptionally High Grade 1914 B18 Blanket of Ty Cobb 74 Final Price: $578.20 1922 Neilson's Chocolate V61 30 Ty Cobb Type 1 SGC 2 GOOD 75 Final Price: $1,245.83 1922 E121 Amer.Caramel "Babe" Ruth Photo Montage-SER. 120 PSA 1 PR 76 Final Price: $3,327.10 1931 W517 #35 Lou Gehrig Hand Cut PSA 8 NM-MT 77 Final Price: $2,829.75 1921 W551 Ty Cobb Hand Cut PSA 5 EX 78 Final Price: $1,044.93 1932 Abdulla & Co. #196 Babe Ruth PSA 5.5 EX+ 79 Final Price: $4,873.05 1933 Sanella Margarine Babe Ruth Type II SGC 86 NM+ 7.5 80 Final Price: $862.40 1932 Sanella Margarine #83 Babe Ruth Type 4 Centered with 83 PSA 7 NM 81 Final Price: $1,029.00 1932 Sanella Margarine Babe Ruth Type 2-Sanella at Bottom PSA 3.5 VG+ 82 Final Price: $368.73 1933 Goudey #211 Hack Wilson PSA 8 NM/MT 83 Final Price: $2,271.15 1933 Goudey #168 Goose Goslin SGC 8 NM MT 84 Final Price: $1,594.95 1933 Goudey #89 Tris Speaker PSA 6 EX-MT 85 Final Price: $1,044.93 1933 Goudey #160 Lou Gehrig PSA 1.5 FR 86 Final Price: $2,499.00 1933 Goudey #1 Benny Bengough SGC 2.5 GD+ 87 Final Price: $199.68 1933 Goudey #9 Dave Harris SGC 6 EX NM 88 Final Price: $334.43 1933 Goudey #39 Mark Koenig SGC 6 EX/NM 89 Final Price: $226.63 1933 Goudey #40 Taylor Douthit SGC 6 EX MT 90 Final Price: $186.20 1933 Goudey #29 Jimmy Foxx PSA 2 GOOD 91 Final Price: $368.73 1933 Goudey #13 Lafayette Thompson SGC 5.5 EX+ 92 Final Price: $153.13 1933 Goudey #45 Larry Benton SGC 4.5 VG EX+ 93 Final Price: $186.20 1933 Goudey Lot of (12) Cards w/ HOFers All Graded 94 Final Price: $1,659.88 1934-36 Diamond Stars Group of (47) Mostly PSA Graded w/ Many Stars & HOFers 95 Final Price: $3,079.65 1933 Tattoo Orbit Mickey Cochrane PSA 6 EX-MT 96 Final Price: $406.70 1934 Goudey #6 Dizzy Dean PSA 7 NM 97 Final Price: $2,304.23 1934 Goudey #11 Paul Waner PSA 7 NM 98 Final Price: $659.05 1934 Goudey #12 Carl Hubbell PSA 7 NM 99 Final Price: $967.75 1934 Goudey #19 Lefty Grove PSA 7 NM 100 Final Price: $862.40 1934 Goudey #23 Charley Gehringer PSA 7 NM 101 Final Price: $578.20 1934 Butter Finger Premium Group of (6) w/ One Ad Example - Includes Ruth, Dean Etc.
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