A signed Babe Ruth caramel card leads Goldin's vintage sale
The 1932 U.S. Caramel #32 Babe Ruth in its PSA holder, signed "Sincerely, Babe Ruth" across the front, graded Authentic with a PSA/DNA AUTO 9. Photo: Goldin.
A unique signed 1932 U.S. Caramel Babe Ruth leads Goldin's Fall Vintage Elite at $475,000 USD on 18 bids. Four more lots in the sale have cleared six figures, with extended bidding on October 10.
Charles Conlon's Cobb Sliding photograph, the finer of the only two PSA-certified Type I prints, draws $240,000 USD on 13 bids. A Pop 1 Cy Young studio cabinet rookie from 1890-92 draws $190,000 USD on 10 bids.
A blank-back 1916 M101-5 Babe Ruth rookie draws $170,000 USD on 18 bids. We posted the signed Cobb T202 on Sunday; it is at $200,000 USD on 20 bids now, $30,000 USD higher.
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