Dig into some T206 White Border buying opportunities in REA’s February Auction, including a rare chance for master set collectors to secure one of the “Big Four”.
Featured Huggins & Scott Spring Auction pre-war lots span from the late 19th Century to a 1939 Play Ball Ted Williams. Bidding ends Thursday, May 29th.
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A spectacular E145 1915 Cracker Jack Ty Cobb is the REA May Auction centerpiece, but dig deeper and find a variety of T205 and T206 examples, along with some less common issues of the pre-war era.
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Pre-War Deep Dive: Under-the-Radar Highlights from the REA Spring Catalog Auction
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Featured Five: Pre-War Highlights from REA’s Spring Catalog Auction
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Let’s find some pre-war magic in the Huggins & Scott Winter Auction.
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Often we are focused on scarcity and value, but here we look at the best-looking cards from the iconic set.
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The Morehouse Baking Babe Ruth was the highlight of REA’s Fall Catalog Auction, but many other pre-war cards achieved substantial prices realized.
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The safe was gone. Inside it were jewelry, passports, and a collection of baseball cards. But the story doesn’t end there…
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This Monster in question is none other than the T206 baseball card set, a vintage tobacco series from over 100 years ago that has tantalized generations of collectors.
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Dig into some T206 White Border buying opportunities in REA’s February Auction, including a rare chance for master set collectors to secure one of the “Big Four”.
An exceptional 1888 A36 Goodwin Champions premium album containing all 50 cards from the N162 Old Judge & Gypsy Queen series accompanies some of the usual prewar suspects in the REA January Auction.
The signed 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth #144 stands out in a crowded field of pre-war treasures offered in REA’s Fall Catalog Auction.
Read about the 1921 Koester Bread and 1939 Grennan Bakery discoveries, which include an ultra-rare Babe Ruth and a previously unknown Joe DiMaggio.
Learn about Bob’s favorite pre-war cards, and his take on the state of the hobby and its recent evolution since the pandemic.
E145 Cracker Jacks of Shoeless Joe and Honus Wagner highlight October’s pre-war offerings, alongside a spectacular 1921 E121 American Caramel Ruth and two iconic Goudey cards.