MEARS Auction - 1981 Rollie Fingers

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  • diamondicons
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2006
    • 101

    MEARS Auction - 1981 Rollie Fingers

    WOW! this is a good indicator of how major interest by more than one bidder can have a significant impact on the final price. Yesterday, a 1981 Rollie Fingers Jersey sold for $2,922.15. http://www.mearsonlineauctions.com/L...px?lotid=24651. The same uniform sold a year ago for $9,075. Yesterday's sale is over 300% less than what the uniform sold for over a year ago. Just goes to show with game used items its difficult to really say what an item is worth...just depends on what someone is willing to spend at the time and how much interest there is from multiple bidders.
  • prichmond
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 138

    #2
    Re: MEARS Auction - 1981 Rollie Fingers

    do you think the auction house and their ability to promote, i.e. catologs, size of auction had anything to do with it?

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    • rdeversole
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 835

      #3
      Re: MEARS Auction - 1981 Rollie Fingers

      Wouldn't the owner have had a reserve well over that price? Otherwise, that's cause for some heavy self-hatred.
      - CINCINNATI REDS/JOEY VOTTO BATS
      Email: rdeversole@gmail.com Twitter: @dugoutrelics

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      • legaleagle92481
        Banned
        • Oct 2009
        • 2538

        #4
        Re: MEARS Auction - 1981 Rollie Fingers

        I think its timing more than anything else. The jersey was sold soon after the holiday season when people are cash strapped and during the height of the NFL playoffs when people are thinking less about MLB then they do all year.

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