Mile High Card Company, a premier destination for vintage sports card enthusiasts, has launched its highly anticipated Extra Innings Auction, setting the stage for a thrilling post-holiday collecting spree. With over 1,200 lots up for grabs in this online event, collectors are in for a treat with a diverse selection catering to various tastes and budgets.
The auction boasts a lineup of exceptional items that are sure to capture the attention of seasoned collectors and beginners alike. Among the standout pieces are the likes of a pristine PSA 9 graded 1973 Topps Mike Schmidt rookie card, a 1951 Bowman Mickey Mantle rookie card graded PSA 6 (MC), and a striking T206 Ty Cobb Portrait showcasing a red background with a commendable SGC 3 rating. These iconic cards bear historical significance and rarity, making them highly coveted pieces in the collecting world.
Aside from individual gems, the auction features complete and partial sets that add depth and variety to the collection. One notable set on offer is the 1956 Topps set, complete with several graded cards that are bound to pique the interest of set collectors and completionists.
Delving further into the catalog, collectors will find an array of treasures spanning different eras and sports genres. From sought-after Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig cards from the 1933 Goudey series to a 1950 Bowman Jackie Robinson card graded SGC 5 EX and a 1952 Topps Willie Mays card graded SGC 5, the auction showcases a rich tapestry of sports legends immortalized on cardboard.
Not content with just vintage offerings, the auction also caters to modern collectors with items like a 2000 Bowman Tom Brady ROY Promotion card graded PSA 6 and sealed Pokémon Base Set boxes from the late 90s and early 2000s. This diverse mix ensures that collectors of all ages and interests have something to get excited about in this auction extravaganza.
Collectors eager to snag these coveted items have until Thursday, June 6 to participate in the bidding action. Moreover, Mile High Card Company is already gearing up for its next major catalog auction slated for the summer, welcoming consignments from collectors looking to showcase their prized memorabilia to a wider audience.
For avid collectors and casual hobbyists alike, this auction represents a prime opportunity to add unique and historically significant pieces to their collections, bridging the past and present through the timeless appeal of sports memorabilia and trading cards.
