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Lot # Title Realized Value Lot # Title Realized Value 1 Amazing 1927 Babe Ruth 36th Home Run Baseball w/ 10 Autographs Including Ruth, Gehrig and $17,173.06 Speaker Pl 2 Extraordinary Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Signed Baseball $49,082.59 3 Exceptionally High Grade 1954 Bowman Master Complete Set #1 All-Time Finest Compete Set on PSA`s Set (Sold as Singles) 4 1954 Bowman #1 Phil Rizzuto PSA MINT 9 $2,028.13 5 1954 Bowman #58 Pee Wee Reese PSA GEM MT 10 $4,347.42 6 1954 Bowman #65 Mickey Mantle PSA MINT 9 $17,848.17 7 1954 Bowman #66 Ted Williams PSA 8 NM-MT $7,375.26 8 1954 Bowman #89 Willie Mays PSA MINT 9 $2,140.87 9 1954 Bowman #145 Billy Martin 983/.982 Field Avg PSA MINT 9 $921.83 10 1954 Bowman #161 Yogi Berra PSA MINT 9 $1,040.78 11 1954 Bowman #170 Duke Snider PSA MINT 9 $869.29 12 1954 Bowman #177 Whitey Ford PSA MINT 9 $969.67 13 1954 Bowman #33 Vic Raschi Traded Line PSA GEM MT 10 $3,156.09 14 1954 Bowman #101 Don James Larsen PSA MINT 9 $609.51 15 1954 Bowman #154 Don Newcombe PSA MINT 9 $3,631.08 16 1954 Bowman #64 Ed Mathews PSA MINT 9 $2,159.54 17 1954 Bowman #76 Joe Nuxhall PSA GEM MT 10 $1,187.73 18 1954 Bowman #90 Roy Campanella PSA MINT 9 $755.60 19 1954 Bowman #95 Robin Roberts PSA MINT 9 $892.37 20 1954 Bowman #103 Stephen Souchock 144/1192 Putouts PSA MINT 9 $208.15 21 1954 Bowman #103 Steve Souchock 147/1195 PUTOUTS PSA NM-MT 8 $117.50 22 1954 Bowman #104 Frank Spec Shea PSA MINT 9 $228.96 23 1954 Bowman #105 Sal Maglie Quiz Answer is 8 PSA MINT 9 $335.19 24 1954 Bowman #106 Clem Labine PSA MINT 9 $457.10 25 1954 Bowman #107 Paul LaPalme PSA MINT 9 $228.96 26 1954 Bowman #112 Andy Pafko PSA MINT 9 $228.96 27 1954 Bowman #113 Allie Reynolds PSA MINT 9 $539.78 28 1954 Bowman #115 Don Bollweg PSA MINT 9 $228.96 29 1954 Bowman #116 Luke Easter PSA MINT 9 $1,399.97 30 1954 Bowman #117 Dick Kryhoski PSA MINT 9 $228.96 31 1954 Bowman #12 Roy McMillan 551/1290 At Bat PSA MINT 9 $228.96 32 1954 Bowman #12 Roy McMillan 557/1296 At Bat PSA MINT 9 $490.72 33 1954 Bowman #120 Mel Hoderlein PSA MINT 9 $228.96 34 1954 Bowman #122 Carl Furillo PSA MINT 9 $608.39 35 1954 Bowman #123 Toby Atwell PSA MINT 9 $277.03 36 1954 Bowman #124 Gus Bell 11-26 ERRORS PSA NM-MT 8 $228.96 37 1954 Bowman #125 Warren Hacker PSA MINT 9 $228.96 38 1954 Bowman #128 Ebba St. Claire PSA MINT 9 $277.03 39 1954 Bowman #13 Paul Minner PSA MINT 9 $228.96 40 1954 Bowman #132 Bob Feller PSA 8 NM-MT $405.56 41 1954 Bowman #138 Gil Hodges 992/.991 Field Avg PSA NM-MT 8 $869.29 42 1954 Bowman #139 Preston Ward .990/.992 Field Avg .PSA NM-MT 8 $790.27 43 1954 Bowman #140 Saul Rogovin 7-12 WON/LOST WITH 2 STRIKEOUTS PSA NM-MT 8 $956.22 44 1954 Bowman #140 Saul Rogovin 8-12 WON/LOST PSA NM-MT 8 $653.12 45 1954 Bowman #145 Billy Martin .985/.983 Field Avg PSA 8 NM-MT $490.72 46 1954 Bowman #151 Patrick Mullin PSA 8 NM-MT $359.14 47 1954 Bowman #152 Mickey Vernon PSA 8 NM-MT $525.80 48 1954 Bowman #153 102-333 ASSISTS Whitey Lockman PSA NM-MT 8 $593.75 49 1954 Bowman #153 Whitey Lockman 100-331 ASSISTS PSA NM-MT 8 $790.27 50 1954 Bowman #155 Frank Thomas PSA 8 NM-MT $172.03 52 1954 Bowman #156 Rocky Bridges 328-475 ASSISTS PSA NM-MT 8 $405.56 53 1954 Bowman #157 Omar Lown PSA 8 NM-MT $167.57 54 1954 Bowman #158 Stu Miller PSA MINT 9 $653.12 55 1954 Bowman #159 John Lindell PSA 8 NM-MT $478.00 56 1954 Bowman #162 Ted Lepcio PSA MINT 9 $251.85 57 1954 Bowman #163 Dave Philley 152/No Traded PSA 8 NM-MT $71.09 58 1954 Bowman #163 Dave Philley 157 Games, Traded Line PSA MINT 9 $251.85 59 1954 Bowman #165 Johnny Groth PSA MINT 9 $228.96 60 1954 Bowman #166 Sandalio Consuegra PSA MINT 9 $277.03 61 1954 Bowman #171 Carlos Bernier PSA MINT 9 $228.96 62 1954 Bowman #172 Andy Seminick PSA MINT 9 $228.96 63 1954 Bowman #173 Dee Fondy PSA MINT 9 $228.96 64 1954 Bowman #174 Pete Castiglione 966/.959 Field Avg PSA MINT 9 $251.85 65 1954 Bowman #174 Pete Castiglione 970/.959 Field Avg PSA MINT 9 $490.72 66 1954 Bowman #175 Melvin E. Clark PSA MINT 9 $277.03 67 1954 Bowman #176 Vernon Bickford PSA MINT 9 $228.96 68 1954 Bowman #18 `Hoot` Evers PSA MINT 9 $277.03 69 1954 Bowman #180 Joe Tipton PSA MINT 9 $156.39 70 1954 Bowman #182 Sherman Lollar PSA MINT 9 $251.85 71 1954 Bowman #183 Matt Batts PSA MINT 9 $228.96 72 1954 Bowman #185 Daryl Spencer 933/.936 Field Avg PSA GEM MT 10 $2,800.55 73 1954 Bowman #190 Joe Presko PSA MINT 9 $277.03 74 1954 Bowman #191 Karl A. Drews PSA MINT 9 $228.96 75 1954 Bowman #192 Lou Burdette PSA MINT 9 $277.03 76 1954 Bowman #195 Bob Cain PSA MINT 9 $277.03 77 1954 Bowman #196 Bob Lemon PSA MINT 9 $335.19 78 1954 Bowman #197 Lou Kretlow PSA MINT 9 $228.96 79 1954 Bowman #198 Virgil Trucks PSA MINT 9 $277.03 80 1954 Bowman #199 Steve Gromek PSA MINT 9 $228.96 81 1954 Bowman #2 Jackie Jensen PSA 8 NM-MT $395.05 82 1954 Bowman #20 Artie Houtteman PSA MINT 9 $228.96 83 1954 Bowman #200 Conrado Marrero PSA MINT 9 $228.96 84 1954 Bowman #201 Bob Thomson PSA 8 NM-MT $202.75 85 1954 Bowman #204 Jack Collum PSA MINT 9 $228.96 86 1954 Bowman #206 Steve Bilko PSA MINT 9 $228.96 87 1954 Bowman #207 Stan Lopata PSA MINT 9 $228.96 88 1954 Bowman #208 Johnny Antonelli PSA MINT 9 $277.03 89 1954 Bowman #21 Vic Wertz PSA MINT 9 $277.03 90 1954 Bowman #212 Owen Friend .964/957 Field Avg PSA MINT 9 $277.03 91 1954 Bowman #212 Owen Friend .967/.958 Field Avg PSA 8 NM-MT $71.09 92 1954 Bowman #214 Ferris Fain PSA MINT 9 $228.96 93 1954 Bowman #215 Johnny Bucha PSA MINT 9 $277.03 94 1954 Bowman #216 Jerry Snyder .968/.968 Field Avg PSA 8 NM-MT $78.20 95 1954 Bowman #217 Henry Thompson .956/.951 PSA 8 NM-MT $478.00 96 1954 Bowman #217 Henry Thompson .958/.952 Field Avg. PSA MINT 9 $3,631.08 97 1954 Bowman #22 Sam Mele 217/1665 Putouts PSA 8 NM-MT $269.84 98 1954 Bowman #222 Memo Luna PSA MINT 9 $251.85 99 1954 Bowman #223 Steve Ridzik PSA MINT 9 $228.96 100 1954 Bowman #224 Bill Bruton PSA NM-MT 8 $277.03 101 1954 Bowman #25 Wes Westrum .982/.986 Field Avg. PSA NM-MT 8 $1,157.01 102 1954 Bowman #26 .972/.960 Field Avg.Billy Cox PSA NM-MT 8 $335.19 103 1954 Bowman #27 Dick Cole PSA 9 MINT $251.85 104 1954 Bowman #28 Jim Greengrass Birthplace Addison NY PSA NM-MT 8 $129.25 105 1954 Bowman #28 Jim Greengrass Birthplace Addison, NJ PSA MINT 9 $251.85 106 1954 Bowman #29 Johnny Klippstein PSA MINT 9 $446.11 107 1954 Bowman #30 Delbert Rice Jr PSA MINT 9 $228.96 108 1954 Bowman #31 Smoky Burgess PSA MINT 9 $228.96 109 1954 Bowman #32 Del Crandall PSA MINT 9 $277.03 110 1954 Bowman #35 Eddie Joost Quiz Answer is 33 PSA NM-MT 8 $277.03 111 1954 Bowman #35 Eddie Joost Quiz Answer is 8 PSA MINT 9 $277.03 112 1954 Bowman #38 Minnie Minoso .895/.961 Field Avg. PSA 9 MINT $503.73 113 1954 Bowman #38 Minnie Minoso .963/.963 Field Avg. PSA NM-MT 8 $142.18 114 1954 Bowman #4 Bob Hooper PSA MINT 9 $277.03 115 1954 Bowman #41 Alvin Dark .968/.960 Field Avg. PSA 9 MINT $653.12 116 1954 Bowman #41 Alvin Dark .986/.960 Field Avg. PSA 9 MINT $446.11 117 1954 Bowman #42 Billy Loes PSA 9 MINT $377.77 118 1954 Bowman #46 Rip Repulski PSA MINT 9 $228.96 119 1954 Bowman #47 Granny Hamner .953/.951 Field Avg PSA 8 NM-MT $202.75 120 1954 Bowman #47 Granny Hamner .970/.953 Field Avg. PSA MINT 9 $228.96 121 1954 Bowman #5 William Hunter PSA MINT 9 $277.03 122 1954 Bowman #50 George Kell PSA 9 MINT $312.79 123 1954 Bowman #51 Alex Kellner PSA MINT 9 $228.96 124 1954 Bowman #53 Don Lenhardt .966/.983 Field Avg .PSA NM-MT 8 $0.00 125 1954 Bowman #53 Don Lenhardt 969/.984 Field Avg PSA MINT 9 $228.96 126 1954 Bowman #54 Alfonso Carrasquel PSA MINT 9 $251.85 127 1954 Bowman #55 Jim Delsing PSA MINT 9 $228.96 128 1954 Bowman #56 Maurice McDermott PSA MINT 9 $277.03 129 1954 Bowman #59 Robert D.
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