by bidz | Mar 4, 2008 | Art, Auctions, Collectibles
Barking Mad Forbes.com Nina P. West, Artfact.com 02.29.08 “There’s a market for everything. Need proof? A painting of dogs playing poker, by little-known American artist Cassius Marcellus Coolidge, was recently purchased at Doyle New York for $193,000. The... by bidz | Mar 2, 2008 | Collectible Cars, Collectibles, Vintage Automobiles
1963 Grand Sport Corvette – Granddaddy of Collectibles The News Item By Greg Zyla 03/02/2008 “Here’s what Terry Michaelis, of ProTeam Corvettes in Napoleon, Ohio, had to say: “If money is no object, at the top of my Corvette list is the 1963... by bidz | Mar 2, 2008 | Auctions, Collectibles, Stamps
Philip Weiss Auctions: The Newport Collection, February 9, 2008 An unused 1869 24-cent inverted center U.S. stamp, # 120b, certified Fine and one of only four unused examples known to exist, soared to $1.271 million at a sale of The Newport Collection held February 9,... by bidz | Mar 2, 2008 | Auctions, Collectibles, Stamps
Philip Weiss Auctions: The Newport Collection, February 9, 2008 In second place, behind the 1869 24-cent stamp, was an 1869 15-cent inverted center stamp, # 119b, unused. It hammered for $757,100. The 1869 15-cent invert (# 119b, unused, no gum) was expected to be the... by bidz | Mar 2, 2008 | Auctions, Collectible Toys, Collectibles, Sports Collectibles, Stamps
Philip Weiss Auctions: The Newport Collection, February 9, 2008 The Philip Weiss sale also featured an Inverted Jenny (so-named because it depicts an upside-down Curtis 4-N “Jenny” bi-plane). That stamp sold for $271,200, making it the third top lot of the...