Multiple records fall as Heritage Auctions' Summer Trading Card event reaches $8.3 million

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Multiple records fall as Heritage Auctions' Summer Trading Card event reaches $8.3 million
A Red Background Ty Cobb with a Hindu back commanded $126,000 at VG-EX 4.



DALLAS, TX.- The world’s largest sports collectibles auctioneer dropped the hammer on more than 2,200 trading card lots late last week, recording more than $8.3 million in a highly competitive online auction. The sale contained the first of three 2019 offerings in Part I of The David Hall T206 Collection, the most comprehensive assembly of the hobby’s premier tobacco issue.

That incredible collection from the founder of Collector’s Universe supplied three six-figure results to the eye-popping Heritage tally, the most astonishing result of the sale being the $252,000 price for the rare Eddie Plank, graded PSA VG 3, more than doubling a competitor’s sale price for an EX 5 example less than two years ago. A Red Background Ty Cobb with a Hindu back commanded $126,000 at VG-EX 4, while the only PSA-graded Walter Johnson Hands at Chest with a Broad Leaf back drew $108,000 at VG-EX+ 4.5.

“The prices recorded in this sale probably added tens of millions of dollars to the value of the T206 cards held by our clientele, so we expect to be fielding a great deal of consignment calls in the coming weeks,” said Chris Ivy, Director of Sports auctions for Heritage. “We sold a PSA NM 7 Plank for $690,000 last year. What could that be worth now?”

But the record prices recorded in the three-day event were not restricted to that single issue, instead spanning multiple decades and issuing bodies. One of two PSA EX 5 examples of the 1922 Zeenut Jim Thorpe posted a $44,400 result, while a 1933 Butter Cream Babe Ruth, graded PSA EX 5, cost its new owner $192,000. Mickey Mantle’s second Topps card, graded Mint 9, crushed hobby norms at $396,000.

Other highlights include:

• $75,000: 1960 Topps Willie Mays #200, PSA Gem Mint 10

• $51,600: 1933 Goudey Napoleon Lajoie #106, PSA VG-EX+ 4.5

• $180,000: 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life - Type 1 Honus Wagner (Street Clothes), PSA VG-EX 4

• $78,000: 1958 Topps Bobby Hull #66, PSA NM-MT 8

• $72,000: 2011 Bowman Sterling Mike Trout Red Refractor Rookie Autograph, BGS Gem Mint 9.5 - 10 Autograph, serial No. 1 of 1

• $51,600: 1953 Topps Jackie Robinson #1, PSA Mint 9










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