Picked up the lot of B/E Sets and Singles with a partner
Anyone else.............

Tom, great pickup! I won the PET Cigarettes lot in H&S and (4) sets in HA: N2, N3, N85 and N124 Presidential Possibilities...I plan to keep all the N124s for a new set project but the N2s, N3s and N85s were purchased for upgrades so most for sale / trade soon.

Nice pickups guys. David, drop me a line if you're interested as I might be parting with my N124 partial set soon to focus more attention on other sets that have been lagging (I'm can't find your email address for some reason). Thanks!

I picked up three R21 Lots - No. 3 in PSA7, No. 46 in PSA8 & The partial set of 25 cards (With a partner) which added two needed high numbers to my set - Nos. 29 &30. So I still need 5 cards to finish the R21 set.

Was going for the Pet Cigs too. In my opinion, you got em for a great (cheap) price! Nice pickup!

Love those cards.

Rob

I picked up the N105 Cowboy Scenes Lot and the T59 Flag Of All Nation Lot.

Dave,

I don't know how complete it is, but that T59 lot looked like it contained some nice quality cards, especially in a set that is usually in rougher shape.

Very nice pick-up.

Tom:

Kind of figured you might have had a hand in the E-card lot. That was so cheap with an hour or two left in the auction, I was really hoping to steal it.

I won the T-card military lot (the lot right after the E-card lot)and a miscellaneous lot that had 39 Heroes of History with the original Royal Bengals box. As always, everything is for sale.

Rich W.

from the Pet group one of my all time favorites - right there with a T227 Johnson - N162 schaefer - lajoie e90-1 - i could go on

interested in a few N184 upgrades from dem what won da set if dey is sharing - also have some dupes for trade.....

Rich.......I was likely the underbidder on the Military lot and probably cost you about $200-$300 on it. Wanted one of those Sweet Cap sets. And the T80's. Que sera sera. Glad I (we) got the E's.

I won the 1950 Topps Bring Em Back Alive complete set.

In Heritage, got those two 1930s theater-issued sets: Flash Gordon and Wild West Days.
In Huggins & Scott, that lot with the group of Wild West Picture Puzzle variation wrappers . . .