Other Sports Baseball Memorabilia Auction

Aries Walker · 04-10-2016, 12:50 PM

Okay, so as some of you know, I work as an online estate sale organizer in real life, and one of the auctions we just put up is the estate of a lifelong baseball memorabilia collector. There really is an unbelievable amount of stuff in here; MLB players would come to his house as if it was a museum. There are signed photos and baseballs, vintage posters and pennants, lots of bobbleheads and figurines, Negro League and women's league things, and memorabilia from almost every team.

To be quite honest, it isn't getting as much attention as we were hoping, which sucks for us as a company, but because everything starts bidding at a dollar, it means that things are going for much less than they otherwise would. So here's the link; there's a good chance it'll be worth it for you to sign up and bid (especially since there's a special offer for first-timers).

They're also selling a bunch of non-baseball household stuff, and the auction ends on Tuesday night. Here's the link.

https://www.ebth.com/sales/12313-spo...ore/categories

If you happen to live in the DC area, you can pick up whatever you win on Thursday, but otherwise we also offer shipping (which for baseballs and pictures probably won't be much). Make sure you check the shipping price before you bid.

And to give you an idea of the scope, this is what his baseball room looked like before we organized it.

And that's not even counting what was already upstairs, in the stairwell, in those cabinets, or in his back room.

Good luck.

04-10-2016, 12:50 PM	Topic Starter
Aries Walker Back again, again. Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: York, PA Casino cash: $9583357	Baseball Memorabilia Auction Okay, so as some of you know, I work as an online estate sale organizer in real life, and one of the auctions we just put up is the estate of a lifelong baseball memorabilia collector. There really is an unbelievable amount of stuff in here; MLB players would come to his house as if it was a museum. There are signed photos and baseballs, vintage posters and pennants, lots of bobbleheads and figurines, Negro League and women's league things, and memorabilia from almost every team. To be quite honest, it isn't getting as much attention as we were hoping, which sucks for us as a company, but because everything starts bidding at a dollar, it means that things are going for much less than they otherwise would. So here's the link; there's a good chance it'll be worth it for you to sign up and bid (especially since there's a special offer for first-timers). They're also selling a bunch of non-baseball household stuff, and the auction ends on Tuesday night. Here's the link. https://www.ebth.com/sales/12313-spo...ore/categories If you happen to live in the DC area, you can pick up whatever you win on Thursday, but otherwise we also offer shipping (which for baseballs and pictures probably won't be much). Make sure you check the shipping price before you bid. And to give you an idea of the scope, this is what his baseball room looked like before we organized it. And that's not even counting what was already upstairs, in the stairwell, in those cabinets, or in his back room. Good luck.
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