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  • metsbats
    Moderator
    • Nov 2005
    • 3840

    Old auction catalogs

    What do you guys do with your old auction catalogs?

    I have too many should I just dump them?

    Is there a market for them?
    metsbats86@aol.com

    Always looking for 1973,1986,1988,1999,2000,2006 game used Mets post season and Bobby M. Jones and Ed Hearn NY Mets game used bats.
  • LarryWalkerFan
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2016
    • 100

    #2
    Re: Old auction catalogs

    I used to tear mine up and keep pages associated with players I collect, with the intention of scanning. Eventually, I just ended up throwing them out. I'm sure there's a market for historically important auctions (like the Guernsey auction for Topps in 1989), but I think there are generally enough catalogs out there that the price can't be *that* high.

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    • metsbats
      Moderator
      • Nov 2005
      • 3840

      #3
      Re: Old auction catalogs

      [QUOTE=LarryWalkerFan;407482]I used to tear mine up and keep pages associated with players I collect, with the intention of scanning. Eventually, I just ended up throwing them out. I'm sure there's a market for historically important auctions (like the Guernsey auction for Topps in 1989), but I think there are generally enough catalogs out there that the price can't be *that* high.[/QUOTE

      I like that idea. Will probably do that. Thanks!
      metsbats86@aol.com

      Always looking for 1973,1986,1988,1999,2000,2006 game used Mets post season and Bobby M. Jones and Ed Hearn NY Mets game used bats.

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      • murfsteve25
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2008
        • 689

        #4
        Re: Old auction catalogs

        If you have the space, I'd just keep them. Never know when you might want be able to use them as reference, or somebody else might want them.
        Always buying David Justice items

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