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Rare Marklin Car Full Steam Ahead At Cordier Toy And Train Auction Pabst Blue Ribbon Freight Car Sells For $10,800 Thirsty collectors were anxious to bid in Cordier Auctions’ Toy and Train Auction held online July 17, featuring new and vintage trains, dolls, tin litho, and toy soldiers. The Harrisburg, Pa., auction house reported strong prices in multiple categories. The top lot was a rare 1907 Marklin Pabst Blue Ribbon gauge one freight car, which sold for $10,800. “I knew that it would do well,” said Melanie Hartman, director of specialty auctions and avowed toy lover, “but I did not think the condition was good enough to take it that high.” Bidders were undeterred by the minor losses to paint. Pre-bids were strong throughout the week leading up to the auction, with the final price surprising the appraiser. Other featured lots included five Kenner Blythe dolls. Found in a storage unit, the dolls were all in their original boxes, with three having intact cellophane. Extremely rare in this condition, the dolls’ prices ranged from $3,480 This G.I. Joe Combat Series Japanese Imperial Soldier toy sold for $1,140. Continued on page 4
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A rare Marklin Pabst Blue Ribbon Freight car sold for $10,800.
The Lionel Vision Line Santa Fe steam loco and tender sold for $1,680.
Gehman Auctions Sells Comics Collection Online-Only Sale Ended July 20, Additional Sessions Planned
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Shane Gehman of Gehman Auctions based in Ephrata, Pa., held an online-only vintage comic book sale that ended July 20. HiBid is the bidding platform used, and there is a 13-percent buyer’s premium, reduced to 10 percent for check or cash. There were over 100,000 views and 200 registered bidders, according to Gehman. Many of the books were vintage silver age comics. Some key issues and first appearances sold, and some were graded. Additional sessions are scheduled. Visit www.gehmanauctions.com to learn more. “The Tomb of Dracula” no. 10, first appearance of Blade, sold for $1,356. Prices reported include Continued on page 6
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The anticipated 8th Annual Kempton Antiques Show will be held Saturday, Oct. 15. This quality show is presented by the Antiques Dealers Association of Berks County (ADABC) and takes place at the Kempton Community Center, located at 83 Community Center Drive in Kempton, Pa. Kempton is a rural northern Berks County town roughly between Allentown and Hamburg, north of Route 78. The location is ideal for collectors and dealers in the Lehigh Valley and northern New Jersey. The well-lit and newly renovated community center is a great place for a show, and dealers will showcase a full variety of merchandise such as Pennsylvania country furniture; textiles including quilts, hooked rugs, coverlets, and samplers; pottery such as redware, stoneware, and Staffordshire china; vintage toys of tin, wood, and celluloid; metalware such as pewter, wrought and cast-iron, and tin; along with folk carvings, baskets, illustration art, Native American rugs and jewelry, Asian arts, estate jewelry, and much more. The range of items is extensive, and this is a dealer-friendly show Continued on page 7
In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 2 This copy of “The Tomb of Dracula” no. 10, first appearance of Blade, sold for $1,356.
This “Wonder Woman” no. 98, first silver age appearance, realized $1,243.
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example in the world.” Yet for decades the purchaser of the card remained anonymous, while the ungraded card remained out of sight. No longer. Heritage Auctions is proud to announce that this 1952 Mickey Mantle Topps rookie card is the centerpiece of the Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 27 and 28, Summer Platinum Night Sports Auction. And it’s just as Mr. Mint advertised when he sold the card in 1991: Sportscard Guaranty Corporation has graded it a Mint+ 9.5. “This card is arguably the finest-condition example of the most iconic post-war card in the world,” according to Chris Ivy, Heritage’s director of Sports Auctions. “That grade, plus the find in hobby history, puts this fact it has documented prove- card in a category of its own. nance from the most storied The card more than lives up to Rosen’s claim when viewed in person.” Ivy says he expects the Mantle to sell for more than $10 million, as this is a finer example than the PSA Mint 9 for which actor-entrepreneur Rob Gough paid a then-record-setLong Rifles of the American Revolution: ting $5.2 million last year. How Lancaster County Craftsmen Helped Should the card perform as expected, it would break the Win the War previous world record for a sports card realized last year when a T206 Honus Wagner graded SGC Very Good 3 sold for $6.6 million at auction. Over 35 Long Rifles and “It bears the finest qualities Other National Treasures any 1952 Topps can possess: perfect centering, registration and four sharp corners,” says A Special Exhibit in the Ivy. “If you were to put this card in a lineup with the other known Snyder Gallery examples graded 9 or 10 and until October 30, 2022 covered the labels, this would stand out as a clearly superior 881 Rockford Road, Lancaster, PA 17602 specimen. That this Mantle rookie card remained in this condiHistoricRockFord.org • 717-392-7223 tion for 70 years is a true miracle.” Until the card came to Heritage Auctions earlier this year, all that was known about it was its provenance: The cardboard gem was among the 5,500 1952 Topps cards Rosen bought P.O. Box 500, from a Massachusetts man in Mount Joy, PA 17552 the mid-1980s, “The Famous 800-800-1833 1952 Topps Baseball Card Find,” 717-653-1833 as Professional Sports 717-653-6165 fax Authenticator once dubbed it. 717-892-6016 There were myriad Mantles in e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com the old Topps Chewing Gum Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 cardboard box that had been stashed in an attic for more than e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net three decades, but none nicer Advertising Sales than the one Rosen sold to his Tim Moore, 717-492-2534 anonymous buyer in 1991. Circulation - Tara Herr, 717-892-6022 Thirty-one years later, that Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 buyer has stepped forward: Anthony Giordano, who for years Classifieds rejected all offers for the card, 1-800-428-4211 Ext. 6022 Fax 717-892-6022 717-492-2566 1-800-800-1833, even when those offers skyrockSample copy ........................... $2.50 eted into the millions of dollars, Doing even when his two sons suggest1 YEAR, third class ............... $28.00 Our Part ed that it was time to sell their 1 YEAR, first class ................. $80.00 prized Mantle. Giordano says 6 MONTHS, first class .......... $48.00 now he was simply too big a
“Mantle rookie card sold for record 50G.” That was the headline in the “New York Post” on July 2, 1991, when Alan Rosen, identified only as a “card maven,” announced that he had sold a 1952 Mickey Mantle Topps card to an anonymous buyer for $50,000. Rosen, known in the sports-card hobby as Mr. Mint, had wanted $57,500 for the card, which the paper reported “looked as if it had just come from the pack.” But the buyer bargained him down to $50,000, which was $500 more than the previous world record for a 1952 Mantle, one of the most coveted cards in the world. When he sold the card 31 years ago, Rosen provided the buyer with a letter that said the 1952 Mantle card was “in my estimation the finest known
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Mass-produced scarcity in the antiques and collectibles trade is nothing new, but the naive speculators who fall prey to this kind of marketing are unfortunately almost always new to the trade. Massproduced scarcity is the result of multibillion dollar corporations doing what they do best, making a substantial profit, sometimes at the expense of their own fan base. We have seen this play out multiple times over the past several decades in the collectibles trade. Baseball cards, comic books, POGS, and Beanie Babies were all prime examples of this concept in action. Even
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at present time, this concept is still playing out in multiple collecting categories: toys, video games, modern era sports cards, and even collectible card games are all benefiting from the concept of mass-produced scarcity. Manufacturers have learned to limit mass-produced products in order to create hype and demand, which in turn increases these products’ perceived value on the secondary market in the short term. This then causes starryeyed speculators to pay a premium to get them thinking they are truly scarce. Ask any expert in the antiques and collectibles trade, and they will tell you to avoid these types of products if you are buying for investment over the long term. Unfortunately, a lot of collectors refuse to believe this and continue to hoard items with production runs in the millions and in some cases the tens of millions. It is no secret that “Pokemon” is a very hot commodity right now. “Pokemon” came to the United States from Japan in the late 1990s during a
massive advertising blitz from parent companies Nintendo and Game Freak, who together formed what is now known as the Pokemon Company. Most enthusiasts first encountered the franchise, via the original Nintendo Game Boy system with the release of the very first “Pokemon” video games, aptly called “Pokemon Red” and “Pokemon Blue.” After exposing video gamers to the incredible world of the franchise the company decided to commission the release of a collectible card game based on the series. The collectible “Pokemon” trading card game hit the United States in late 1998 and immediately sold out. Ironically, the collectible card game was outsourced to be produced by Wizards of the Coast as at this particular time the Pokemon Company did not want to be bothered with the mass production of collectible trading cards. Wizards of the Coast (now a part of Hasbro Inc.) at the time was already well versed in the newly created collectible trading card market due to the success of their
“Magic: The Gathering” card game that premiered in 1993. It was believed that Wizards of the Coast would be able to handle the demand and distribution of the collectible “Pokemon” card game. Unfortunately, demand was overwhelming, and Wizards of the Coast could not produce enough product to meet demand. It is actually believed that this is one reason why today some of these vintage “Pokemon” cards are so sought after. Had Wizards of the Coast actually been able to overproduce these cards back then, the values being paid on the secondary market for some of these treasures would have been reduced as supply would be much more readily available. In 2003, the Pokemon Company started to manufacture “Pokemon” cards themselves, and they cut Wizards of the Coast out of the mix. It was also around this time the “Pokemon” card game suffered a modest lull in demand. Several years later, the “Pokemon” card game would Continued on page 7
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Sunken Treasure Artifacts, Time Capsule Of Gold Rush Life Going On Display Items Scheduled For Several Fall Auctions Through Holabird
One of the many historic items recovered from the fabled “Ship of Gold,” the SS Central America that sank in 1857, is the lid to the remnants of the oldest known Wells Fargo treasure shipment box.
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spent years as a professional grader, and Iskowitz ultimately convinced Giordano to send the card to SGC, then held their breath while waiting for the verdict. “I wanted to market it the way it was, with the documentation from Mr. Mint,” furthered Giordano. “I told Anthony I would handle the consignment as though it were my own, and I told him there was no logical reason not to get it graded,” said Grady. “Everyone today wants the authenticity and the grade of a third-party expert. But I did tell him if it didn’t come back at least a 9, we would sell it ungraded.” “When Derek finally told me it had graded a Mint+ 9.5,” says Giordano, “I was not surprised.” Nor should he have been. Long before auction houses became go-to sources for collectors, Alan Rosen was “bigger than life, bigger than the hobby,” Beckett wrote upon his death in 2017. “As Mr. Mint, Rosen promoted himself as ‘The world’s largest buyer of baseball cards and sports cards.’” The media treated Rosen that way. He appeared on Good Morning America, and in a lengthy profile in the July 4, 1988, issue of “Sports Illustrated,” writer Dan Geringer referred to Rosen as “the King of Cards, the Duke of Dough, the Sultan of Scratch, the Baron of Big Bucks, the Crowned Head of Lettuce, the Marquis de Wad, Mr. Mint. A figure of near mythic proportions in a world suddenly gone mad over soaring baseball card prices.” “Rosen told everyone that if he owned a card, it was the best. This one, he got right,” according to Grady.
In his book “True Mint,” Rosen wrote about taking his Mantle to the Father’s Day 1991 card convention at Madison Square Garden, and how the card was “gem mint, unimprovable.” He also described in detail how he wound up selling the card to Giordano and one of his sons, which made the Post and was mentioned on Howard Stern’s radio show. The chapter was titled “The $50,000 Mantle.” “I told (Giordano) that you have to pay for the best,” wrote Rosen, explaining why he was asking $57,500 for a card that had never before sold for that amount. When Giordano and his son offered $50,000, Rosen wrote, “I thought he was pulling my leg, but actually that was only my wife, who was sitting next to me and kicking me under the table.” “We shook his hand and made the deal and picked up the card, and it has been in my memorabilia room in the dark ever since,” Giordano says. “No one has touched it.” Not until it was graded and sonically sealed in a slab that notes it’s from the Rosen Find and is the “Finest Known Example” of the World’s Most Famous Baseball Card, that is. “The current world record for a baseball card auction was set by a T206 Honus Wagner in SGC 3, which sold for $6.6 million last year,” said Ivy. “I believe that this card will shatter that record. This is an item of such singular quality and importance that it’s hard to imagine its ceiling. It will generate competition among the most discerning collectors who pursue absolute best-in-class collectibles in any category. It has all the elements needed to set a significant record.” To learn more, visit www.HA.com.
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that were in secure storage in three different states are now giving us a glimpse of gold rush-era daily life for passengers and crew in the 1850s,” said Dwight Manley, managing partner of the California Gold Marketing Group of Brea, Calif., which owns the recovered items. The jeans were discovered in a trunk belonging to passenger John Dement, who survived the sinking. They are now insured for $1 million, according to Manley. Some 19th-century photographs were also recovered. One daguerreotype metal plate photograph of an unidentified young woman was nicknamed “Mona Lisa of the Deep” by the scientific mission recovery
team that retrieved the mysterious photo from the sea bed where it was discovered in a scattered pile of the ship’s coal. “The ‘Mona Lisa of the Deep’ half-plate daguerreotype with exceptional depth of field resolution is by far the finest such image of the 1850s era that I’ve seen in my 50 years of working with historic photographs,” said Holabird. “Other items recovered include pistols, brass luggage tags, passengers’ ticket receipts, galley utensils and dishes, wine and spirits decanters that appear to have been a standard amenity in the first-class staterooms, eyeglasses in solid gold frames, and even chewing tobacco in a
pouch apparently from the 1851 London World’s Fair,” furthered Holabird. Another item is the Central America brass name tag attached to a set of keys that belonged to the ship’s purser. “Because these keys are larger than the type usually used for passengers’ rooms, we think these purser’s keys were for the locked room where the gold treasure cargo was kept on the ship,” said Holabird. The estimated values of the artifacts range from a few hundred dollars each to over $1 million. Manley plans to donate some of the items to museums. Many of the other recovered treasures are being displayed Continued on page 6
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as combs, hairbrushes, perfume bottles, buttons, and buckles,” said Fred Holabird, president Holabird Western Americana Collections LLC of Reno, Nev. One of the important recovered jewelry items is a large 18carat gold ore engraved brooch that prominent San Francisco businessman Samuel Brannan was sending to his son in Geneva, Switzerland, as a gift to the son’s teacher. “These historic items are a time capsule from the California gold rush,” continued Holabird. Many of them will be publicly displayed for the first time at collectors’ shows across the country, then offered in public auctions this fall by Holabird. “These incredible artifacts
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After a century and a half on the ocean floor, nearly 1,000 historic California gold rush-era sunken treasure items from the 1857 sinking of the fabled “Ship of Gold,” the SS Central America, have been brought together again, cataloged, and conserved for upcoming public displays. “Among the notable, recovered items are a unique lid to the remnants of the oldest
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in educational exhibits. Upcoming displays include Papermania Plus in Hartford, Conn., Aug. 20, and Hardrock Summit Gem and Jewelry Show in Denver, Co., Sept. 8 to 11. Arrangements are being sought for a venue and dates for a possible public display in the New York City area. The SS Central America sank 7,200 feet deep in the Atlantic
This pair of San Francisco Gold Rush jeans, recovered from the 1857 sinking of the SS Central America, is the oldest known of its kind and may have been made by Levi Strauss in his early years in business.
One of the recovered jewelry items is a large 18-carat gold rush ore engraved brooch that San Francisco businessman Samuel Brannan was sending to his son in Geneva, Switzerland, as a gift to the son’s teacher.
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buyer’s premium. “Wonder Woman” no. 98, first silver age appearance, sold for $1,243. “Ghost Rider” no. 1, first appearance of the son of satan, went for $1,582; and “The Invincible Iron Man” no. 1, big premiere issue, was $1,130. “Werewolf by Night” no. 32, first appearance of Moon Knight, realized $2,373, and “X-men” no. 94, graded CGC 7.0, sold for $847.50. For additional information, call Shane Gehman at The “Ghost Rider” no. 1, first appearance of the son of 717-669-9668. satan, sold for $1,582.
antiquesandauctionnews.net ship’s 578 passengers and the steamship,” said scientist crewmembers, and the loss of Bob Evans, who was on each the gold cargo was a factor in of the recovery missions. “They show the kinds of the economically devastating financial Panic of 1857 in the day-to-day clothes that normally ended up in the rag bin United States. Recovery from the ship- after ten years of wear, such wreck site of what has been as gold field miners’ work described as “America’s pants, long underwear, some greatest treasure” occurred in of them still not worn, as well several stages between 1988- as the fancier spats and cra91, and again in 2014. vats. The common, everyday Thousands of retrieved gold clothes rarely are representcoins and hundreds of gold ed in historic costume collecbars have been sold since tions, which are dominated in 2000; however, these latest the antique category by items were kept in storage in things like formal gowns and Maryland, Massachusetts, and dress uniforms,” explained Ohio until a court-approved Evans. For additional information settlement was reached, ending a decades-long ownership about the recovered artifacts and auctions planned for dispute. “Seemingly ordinary items October and November, visit from the passengers and crew www.HolabirdAmericana.com. Photos courtesy Holabird today give us extraordinary Americana insight into the everyday lives Western of the people who traveled on Collections.
One of the many sunken treasure artifacts from the SS Central America is this 19th-century daguerreotype metal plate photograph of an unidentified young woman that the scientific mission recovery team nicknamed “Mona Lisa of the Deep.”
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The “Werewolf by Night” no. This copy of “The Invincible 32, first appearance of Moon Iron Man” no. 1, big premiere issue, sold for $1,130. Knight, sold for $2,373.
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Sambo / Pinocchio / Alice puppets, Hessian Hand Irons, Wooden Rocking Horse, Coffee Mill, 45 rpm Bakelite Player, Etchings, Pottery, “Santos”, Riding Fire Truck, 1887 History of Bucks County PA, Snare Drum, 1904 Black Americana Comic Strip, 12-base Accordion, 75th Anniversary of Gettysburg book, Ephemera, Toys, Epiphone Guitar, Comics, Tube Tester, more.
Caboose Car - RR Items – Hit & Miss Engine: 2.5 hp Witte hit & miss engine - 40 ft Long New York Central Caboose Rail Car – 10 ft tall cast iron RR whistle sign – oval cast RR whistle sign – cast iron RR Crossing Sign – (2) brass RR bells – cast iron RR Crossing “Stop Look and Listen” sign – Dozen early iron RR tools – RR switch lanterns – Atlantic Coast Line Railroad porcelain sign – Cast iron Private Crossing sign – RR jacks – ore cart wheels – Cast iron end of circuit sign – Penn RR lantern Rolex Watches: Gents two tone Rolex, Stainless & 18k YG Oyster perpetual Date just – Ladies Rolex 18k YG Date Oyster Perpetual diamond dial and diamond bezel, 26 mm case Gas & Oil Adv - Porcelain Signs – Coca-Cola: Large Porcelain Mail Pouch Barn Sign -Mason & Dixon Lines porcelain sign, 8 ft x 4 ft – Sohio Double Sided Porcelain sign in cast iron Holder, 6 ft x 4 ft – Coca-Cola double button “ladder sign” on pedestal - Coca-Cola Button sign, 4 ft tall – Calso Supreme Gasoline porcelain sign – Gilbarco Gas pump, Gulf branded – Cavalier Coca-Cola vending machine – Large Pepsi-Cola button, 63 inches – Standard oil company porcelain sign – BP porcelain pump marker – 25 ft tall iron sign post – Neon Schlitz, Seagrams, and Budweiser signs – firestone sign – early 3 head Coca-Cola fountain dispenser – Coca-Cola signs Antiques – Slot Machines – Vending Machines – Misc: Jennings and buckaroo slot machine, from Nevada club lake Tahoe - Large early Kedge boat anchor with 20 ft of naval chain, 3 ft tall – Large anvil – prentice vise – early iron dragline chain – (2) early Mills Novelty Co. 25c counter top slot machines with original keys – Cummins Allison Coin Counter machine – Magic Chef flat top griddle – Several 9 head bulk vending machines – Redskin Branch tobacco spittoon – Royal Enfield 3 wheeled bike – early firehouse bells – Gould MFG Co No 2 Corn sheller, 1863 – Enterprise no 750 corn grinder – Large Toledo 500lb platform scale – doz rolls category 5 cable – early cast swivel bar stools - Early Brass boat propellers – Schwinn cruiser deluxe bicycle – fire hydrant – fire truck whistle.
C&M Auctioneers - Michael Zalot 609-216-0383 See AuctionZip.com #6527 for details.
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RARE Victorian sterling chatelaine; blue decorated stoneware crocks; French Provincial & primitive FURNITURE; antique sewing items; Victorian Iroquois beadwork; sterling & gold jewelry; composition cow & horse pull toys; early baskets; Halbig doll; brass school bell; hand sewn quilts; antique turkey red linens; more. Preview: Aug. 8th, 4-6p.m. NO COMPUTER? CALL US TO BID FOR YOU! • 717-597-9100 Kaleb Hurley AU006233 Matthew Hurley AU003413L/AY002056 WWW.HURLEYAUCTIONS.COM
EARLY CAST-IRON RR SIGNS & ITEMS – NEW YORK CENTRAL CABOOSE CAR – PORCELAIN SIGNS – GAS & OIL ADV. ROLEX WATCHES – VENDING MACHINES – ANTIQUES Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder online only: EAST PALESTINE, OH 44413
MONDAY, AUG. 15TH Starts 5:30 P.M. K of C Hall, 366 E. Broad St., BURLINGTON, No Buyer’s Premium / Air Condition. Wide Variety from 50 Yr. Collection.
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Ocean off the North Carolina coast during a hurricane on Sept. 12, 1857. She was on a voyage from Panama to New York carrying tons of California gold rush coins, ingots, and gold dust from the San Francisco and Northern California area. The tragedy took the lives of 425 of the
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continue to sell well, but not stellar when compared to today’s numbers. By around 2010 or so, that would change. Fueled by nostalgia and the latest video games released in the ongoing series by Nintendo, enthusiasts would start to covet “Pokemon” once again. At first, demand was easily contained by the Pokemon Company, but little by little, newly introduced fans to the series started getting involved, and within a few years “Pokemon” fever would begin to grow. With the release of the mobile game in 2015 aptly called “Pokemon Go,” “Pokemon” became bigger and bigger. Social media influencers and YouTubers all started to comment on the collectibility of “Pokemon.” Stores started selling out of their stock and distributors were left asking for more products. By 2016, it was clear that “Pokemon” was a force to be reckoned with. This led to the company making some controversial decisions
that would anger speculators while helping casual enthusiasts new to the series who didn’t want to spend a lot of money to play the game. “Roaring Skies” was a popular “Pokemon” card game expansion set that would debut in 2015. Shortly after, the set was discontinued, but demand kept prices soaring on the secondary market. Booster boxes that originally cost about $90 were now selling for around $300, with speculators hoarding inventory and calling it a can’t-lose investment. That’s about when the Pokemon Company decided to do the unthinkable. The company announced a surprise reprinting of the set, and there would be no distinguishing differences between the first printing and the second. This angered a lot of speculators, while others doubled down and committed to buying out as much of the second printing as possible in an effort to keep prices high. Even after the reprinting, demand for the latest “Pokemon” products always
antiquesandauctionnews.net were kept on store shelves. It was also leaked that within the past three years over 25 percent of all “Pokemon” cards in existence were produced in that time frame. At this point, I seriously don’t think the definition of mass-produced scarcity is enough to define this. In my opinion, this is mass produced stupidity, but please don’t tell the starry-eyed speculators that. They think they know more than the economists and experts who have been warning against this kind of practice for decades. These are not your father’s “Pokemon” cards. Much like agreeing to kiss a Charizard (spoiler alert: they breathe fire), caution in this market is highly advised. Until next time.
seemed to eclipse available supply. However, a then unknown virus would make matters much worse. By the end of 2019, the first reports of the coronavirus were already upon us. By March 2020, almost the entire industrialized world would be at a standstill. Many collectibles, crypto-currencies, and meme stocks benefited during this time, largely through stimulus money. “Pokemon” cards became a speculator’s dream, and due to the pandemic, even if the Pokemon Company wanted to pump more supply into the system, it would be a struggle. This caused the value of modern era “Pokemon” cards to soar. Stores were selling out and even encountering violence and destruction from crazed fans (and resellers). To combat this problem, the Pokemon Company promised more supply was coming. Fast forward to today, and it was announced that the Pokemon Company would be producing over 9 billion cards in a single year to ensure game cards
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known for having high quality material. It is among the best one-day shows, with items priced to sell. Great discoveries are found every year. Show hours will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Food will be available.
Admission is $7, or $6 with this press release, an ad, or show card. Parking is free. For further show information, call either 610-678-7669, 717-278-1404 or 610-944-3203 or email antiquedealers ofberks@verizon.net.
Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace
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PUBLIC SALE -2 BIG DAYS! FRI. & SAT., AUGUST 19 & 20 •9 AM Dover Fire Co., 30 East Canal St., DOVER PA 17315 Personal Property of Sue Billett & the Estate of the late Thomas M. Billett MOTORCYLES - PARTS - HARLEY - ANTIQUES - RED CROWN GASOLINE PUMP - VINTAGE SIGNS - COLLECTIBLE POSTERS - OIL CANS - HERSHEY MEMORABILIA - BEER LIGHTS & CLOCKS - TOYS - & MUCH MORE! Motorcycles: 1976 Honda MR 175 Elsinore, 1963 300 Honda Dream, 1983 Kawasaki Ltd 750, 1992 Yamaha Venture Royale 1300 trike w/Bushtec trailer; Red Crown gasoline pump; Sinclair Gilbarco gas pump; Gas Boy pump; BP gas pump, license plates, Benelli & other posters; hood ornaments; Harley sign; Harley & motorcycle jackets; oil cans; Krispy Kreme & BP signs; Seeburg juke box selector & speakers; Reading beer & other clocks; Kool cigarette bracket sign; parking meter; license plates NASCAR racing items; Coke items – stereo equipment; & much more. For Photos & Full listing, go to www.auctionzip.com #10343 Preview: Thursday, August 18, 9am-3pm Good Old Boy Country Auction #AY000089L Bob Sholly 717-309-5821 R087032
LOUDENSLAGER FARM AUCTION Location: 1943 Poco Farm Rd., Loyalsock Twp. (Lycoming Co.),
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 AT 2 P.M. 3455 Edgemont Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134 Native American, Pottery, Baskets & Jewelry, fine gold Jewelry, Decoys, Primitives, Dansk, Antique to MCM Furniture & Accessories, Oriental Rugs. More! Native American-One Owner Collections: 80+ lots of silver jewelry: Squash Blossom necklace, bracelets, rings, pins, etc. with turquoise, coral, bear claw, Margot De Taxco, Plata de Jalisco, Pennino, Zina, etc. 60+ lots 19th to20th C. pottery, *50+ lots baskets, plus totems, blankets and rugs. Miscellaneous: 19th C. cobalt decorated stoneware by L.C. Paul, Courtland, Nortons Co., Goodwin, etc. primitives, eagle weathervane, Western saddle, Deco fish bowl on stand, brass birdcage on stand, 19th C. Salesman’s sample cast iron stove, copperware, microscopes, stereopticon, vintage Featherweight sewing machine, carriage and mantel clocks, Columbia phonograph, antique slag glass lamps. More! Heavy gold bracelets, Tiffany diamond & other rings; 100 vintage to contemporary decoys & shorebirds, many signed; Pair Art Nouveau 24” bronze figural compotes; Louis XV marble cassoulets, marble busts; Oriental porcelain, woodblocks & watercolors, furniture; Contemporary Art pottery collection; Dansk & Capco enameled iron cookware; Dansk “Santiago” dinner service. More! Paintings & Graphics: 19th – 20th C, W.E. Baum, John E. Berninger, Jorge Dumas, Antonio Telse, H. Hoberts, Boris Zenic, Fred Hugo, Fred W. Hauptle, Thomas Cornell, R. Del Noce Senior, Italian School. More! Furniture: 18th / 19th C. Q.A. tilt top tea table, Chippendale Highboy, Federal gilt pier mirror, Pr French Empire style pedestals; Victorian: Unique open corner cabinet, marble top step down dresser; Oak: Ice box, “S” roll top desk, jelly cupboard, table & chairs, library tables; MCM: L’Isolo Italy modern chandelier; chair sets by Norman Cherner, Azcast, Carlo Pessina & others; Isamu Noguchi style coffee & end table; Lane table set; 5 Pc MCM wall unit; Widdicomb, Drexel & Lane BR & DR sets & pcs; floor & table lamps; Contemporary: Baker 1970 Mastercraft brass & glass DR table, Natuzzi leather sofa, Dixie campaign style BR set, designer mirrors; Italian 8 pc DR set, Oriental & QA style chair sets, Italian Provincial marble top commode; Oriental rm & throw rugs, Garden furniture. More! Terms: Payment through Stripe, PayPal, Live or In Person Cash/CC. 22% Buyer’s Premium. Inspection: Is Encouraged By Appointment Only! Or 12 Noon Auction Day, Call to Schedule, 215-425-7030.
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Premiere Catalog Auction #159 Closing August 22nd & 23rd, 2022 @10:00 PM On-line Bidding Opens August 15th
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