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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Beckett Vintage Collector Magazine Oct/Nov 2021.
THE NIGHT I SAW FREEHAN HOOP
I was saddened to hear about the passing of Bill Freehan during the early morning hours of August 19, the end of a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease, the last two in hospice care. He was 79. I me...
$6.6 MILLION T206 HONUS WAGNER
Only one can sit upon the throne. For decades, the 1909-11 T206 Honus Wagner was the undisputed king of not just baseball cards, but all sports cards. It was the benchmark for the biggest sales. But...
“SHOELESS”JOE’S DRIVER’S LICENSE
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The signed South Carolina driver’s license belonging to “Shoeless” Joe Jackson in the 1940s sold for $125,460 (including buyer’s premium) in Goldin Auctions’ Summer Pr...
TY COBB SIGNED T206
A green portrait version of Ty Cobb’s 1909-11 T206 card – and signed by Cobb on the front in fountain pen – was set to sell in Heritage Auctions’ 2021 Aug. 21-22 Summer Platinum Night Sports Auctio...
GARY PLAYER’S ’74 MASTERS TROPHY IN AUCTION
The trophy Gary Player received for winning the 1974 Masters Tournament was a highlight of Goldin Age Golf Auctions’ 2021 Summer Auction that opened Aug. 12 and was set to close Aug. 28. With more t...