In order of closing date (as of Sunday evening PT):

Hunt Auctions (ending on April 29)

🏀 1969 Topps Rulers 13 Different w/ 7 HOFers (Raw) - $92

⚾ 1963 Fleer #5 Willie Mays PSA 6 - $99

⚾ 1968 Topps #247 Johnny Bench RC Wrong Back SGC A - $100

Clean Sweep Auctions (ending on April 30)

⚾ Lot of (3) SGC-Graded 1960s Cards w/ Mays, Aaron & Clemente SGC A - SGC 5 - $55 ((1) Jello card, (1) Post Cereal card and (1) East Hills card)

🏈 Lot of (2) Topps FB Complete Sets (1978 & 1980) (Raw - VG-NM/MT) - $44

🏈 1959 Topps #1 Johnny Unitas Auto PSA 3 / PSA/DNA Certified - $78

Goldin Weekly Auction (ending on April 30)

🏈 1971 Topps #156 Terry Bradshaw RC BVG 5.5 - $18

⚾ 1969 Topps Deckle Edge Roberto Clemente #27 SGC 6 - $61

⚾ 1958 Topps Mickey Mantle All-Star #487 SGC 2.5 - $99

Other active auctions:

Sterling Sports Auctions (ends on May 7)

Goldin April Elite Auction (ends on May 9)

Heritage Auctions (ends on May 15)

Hunt Auctions (ends on May 19)

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As I noted previously, sales have various factors to consider, including the subjective nature of vintage cards, the dynamic of a card sold via auction vs. “buy it now,” how long the card may have been in someone’s store (and thus the seller may be more willing to accept an offer), and how some people may overpay while others may get a great deal.

We’ll again start with baseball, with all lists courtesy of Vintage Card Prices:

This is the second week in a row for Jim Hunter’s rookie card prices to be trending up, with last week’s being a PSA 4 jumping 92%.

Rayfield Wright’s is a high-number card, thus the heightened price in that grade.

This marks the second week in a row for Wayne Gretzky to take up two spots in this list, as his Topps rookie card took two spots last week.

Meanwhile, on the downward trend, this week all 10 are baseball cards:

*Another 1955 Topps Clemente PSA 3 sold the same day, at the same REA auction, for $4,059.00, but I wanted to list the price that represented the downward trend

**Like the above Clemente, another Mathewson of the same grade sold the same day, at the same REA auction, for $1,722

As someone lucky enough to go to the Pro Bowl a few times as a kid in Hawaii (including figuring out which hotel(s) the players stayed at to try to get autographs), I was well aware of how good Harry Carson was due to his repeated appearances in the game during the 1980s.

Harry Carson - LB

HOF Induction in 2006

Standout Stats:

The average price came out to be $34.80, which is admittedly a bit higher than I thought it would be.