Basketball Cards, Autographs and Memorabilia
17 Lots
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Lot 637. 1969-70 Topps Basketball - 8 Different with Stars and Rookies. #2 Goodrich rookie (pin hole otherwise) g, 5 Howell vg-ex, 10 Thurmond rookie vg-ex, 32 Clark vg+ to ex, 44 Wilkens vg-ex, 49 Counts vg, 75 Hayes rookie g-vg and 89 Boozer vg-ex.
Winning Bid $15.
Lot 638. 1971-72 Topps Basketball - 8 Different with Stars. #1 Robertson ex+, 78 Bing ex+, 95 Unseld g, 107 DeBusschere vg, 120 Hayes ex+, 131 Thurmond vg, 142 NBA Rebound Leaders (Chamberlain, Hayes, Alcindor) g, and 181 Moe ex-m+.
Winning Bid $10.
Lot 639. 1973-74 Topps - 51 Different with Stars. #70 Robertson g-vg, 80 Chamberlain f-g, 120 Haywood A.S. g-vg, 130 Maravich A.S. g-vg, 155 NBA FG Pct with Chamberlain, Guokas and Abdul-Jabbar vg-ex, and 250 Gilmore A.S. vg-ex. The remaining cards average vg to vg-ex.
Winning Bid $17.
Lot 640. 1974-75 Topps Basketball - 92 Different with Stars. #1 Abdul-Jabbar All-Star g-vg, 39 Walton rookie ex+, 40 Bing A.S. g, 50 Barry A.S. ex, 87 GS Warriors team leaders ex, 93 NY Knicks team leaders ex, 100 Havlicek A.S. vg, 150 Frazier A.S. vg-ex, 180 Gilmore A.S. vg-ex, 186 Silas ex+, 190 Issel A.S. vg, 235 Cunningham vg-ex, and 250 Chamberlain p-f. Of the remaining cards about half are ex or better and half are vg-ex with a few in lesser condition.
Winning Bid $30.
Lot 641. 95 1977-78 Topps Basketball – 64 Different Plus 34 1975-76 and 3 Other Cards. A total of 132 cards. The 64 1977-78 cards constitute almost one-half of the set. Among them is Robert Parish’s rookie, #111, g. Other key cards are #15 Tomjanovich, 58 Lucas rookie (2), 73 Gervin, 100 Erving, 124 Malone, 128 Kupchak rookie and 132 Dawkins rookie. The other 1977-78 cards grade : The 1975-76 cards include #1 Scoring Leader, 6 Steal Leaders, 115 Unseld, 151 Robinson rookie and 215 Knicks team. Also, 1972-73 #63 and 262 and one 1980-81 card. These other cards average vg to vg-ex.
Winning Bid $25.
Lot 642. 7 Basketball Cards, 3 Graded, Including 1978-79 Abdul-Jabbar and 2002 Yao Ming. PSA graded the Jabbar card, 1978-79 #110, NM-MT 8. Beckett’s BCCG brand graded 2002 Sage Hit #5 Yao Ming 10 Mint or Better. 2006-07 Topps #255 Bargnani rookie received a grade of 9 Mint from Grademy cards.com. The other cards are 1997 Topps #171 Bryant; 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game #44 Abdul-Jabbar and 49 Bird; and 2010 Panini #44 Durant. Each of these cards are nm-m.
Winning Bid $10.
Lot 643. 1981-82 Topps Basketball National Set of 66 Cards. This set includes the first regular-sized cards of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. The card of Bird is #4 ex-m, and Johnson, 21 ex-m. Also, #20 Abdul-Jabbar ex-m and 30 Erving ex-m. Midwest card #92 of McGinnis is also included. The balance of the set is ex-m overall.
Winning Bid $15.
Lot 644. 4 Michael Jordan Cards and 2 Upper Deck 8” x 10” Color Photos. Two different nm photos, each with an action shot of Jordan and with an inset describing some highlight of his career. One inset list the nine consecutive games in which Jordan scored at least 40 points. The other is titled “A Scoring Champion.” The cards are 1991-92 Upper Deck #69; 1991-92 Hoops #30; 1992-93 Fleer Ultra #27, and 200-01 Upper Deck #69. The cards are nm-m.
Minimum Bid $10.
Lot 645. 4 Signed Basketball Cards – Richardson, Bogut, Shelden Williams and Tyrus Thomas. Kevin Keating authenticated the autographs. Quentin Richardson signed 2000 SPx #122 Rookie Jersey card, which PSA has graded MINT 9. The jersey swatch is #1966 of 2500. Andrew Bogut’s autograph received a grade of 10 from Beckett on 2005-06 Bowman Rookie Card #155 that BGS graded 8.5 NM-MT+. Grademycards.com graded and authenticated the 2006-07 Press Pass cards of Williams, No. 015 of 200 signed, 8 NM-MT, and of Thomas, also 8 NM-MT. The autographs are mint 9 or gem mint 10. The cards not graded by PSA or Beckett are sold “as is.” We guarantee the autographs, consistent with our terms.
Minimum Bid $10.
Lot 646. John Wooden Signed Check. Wooden was one of the greatest coaches ever. In 12 seasons, his UCLA basketball teams won 10 NCAA national championships. His signature is bold on a 1990 check made out to a California church. There is a smudge on “en.” Wooden is in the Basketball Hall of Fame as a player and coach. He passed away in 2010.
Winning Bid $61.
Lot 647. 7 Basketball Autographs, a Harlem Astronauts Program and Other Memorabilia. Four of the signers played in the NBA: Tony Dumas, Anthony Goldwire, Doneyell Marshall and Brooks Thompson. Their autographs are ex-m 6 and better (strong on dark backgrounds) on 1994 Signature Rookies cards. Other cards are signed by Brian Reese (1994 Classic 4Sport), Deon Thomas (1995 Classic Superior Pix) and Scotty Thurman (1995 Signature Rookies). Ex-m 6 and better. A star at North Carolina, Reese is an assistant at Monmouth. Thomas left Illinois as the university’s all-time leading scorer. He played professionally in Europe and Israel. Thurman also played in Europe. Other items are a 1950s-60s Harlem Astronauts program, staples removed, vg; a Greatest Sports Legends VHS of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and a Charlotte Hornets “stinger” foam giveaway.
Minimum Bid $10.
Lot 648. 5 NBA Rochester Royals Basketball Programs, 1949-53. The Royals represented Rochester in the National Basketball Association from 1945-57. After the 1957 season, the team relocated to Cincinnati. In 1951, the Royals were NBA champions. The programs are for the 1949-50 season vs. the Anderson Duffey Packers, vg+ to ex; 1949-50 vs. the Denver Nuggets, ex, 1” bottom spine split; 1950-51 vs. the Boston Celtics, vg+ to ex; 1951-52 vs. Indianapolis, f (covers loose and stapled on with new staples; clean, together interior) and 1952-53 vs. Ft. Wayne, vg+ to ex. Each program contains 32 pages or more. Bob Davies, Red Holzman and Bob Wanzer, all future Hall of Fame members, are pictured in the 1949-50 program. George Mikan is shown inside the 1950-51 program as a member of the NBA All-Star team, and Bob Davies is on the cover of the 1952-52 program. These early NBA programs are scarce.
Winning Bid $92.
Lot 649. 11 Hardback Books from the Random House Pro Basketball Library. Random House published these books from 1968-75 for young adult readers. Each book, published without a dust jacket, has a color photograph on the cover. Each book in the series is numbered. This group includes eight different. The books average vg+ to ex with pages that generally are ex-m or better. We’ve listed the number in the series, the title and the author: 1. “Heroes of Pro Basketball” by Phil Berger. Jerry West and Oscar Robertson cover. 2. “Great Moments in Pro Basketball,” two copies, Dave Wolf and Bill Bruns. Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell cover. 4. Damaged cover with Abdul-Jabbar. 6. two copies, 7. 8. Chamberlain and Abdul-Jabbar cover. 9. 11. two copies,
Minimum Bid $15.
Lot 743. 6 1952 Wheaties Cards Including Sam Snead and Basketball HoFers Jim Pollard. These cards have images of Charlie Diehl, diving star, action, ex-m; Ned Day, bowling champion, portrait, ex+; Gretchen Fraser, skiing champion, action, vg-ex; Jimmy Patterson, diving star, portrait ex-m and action ex; and Jim Pollard g-vg.
Winning Bid $15.
Lot 744. 7 Unopened Card Packs – 3 Football, 2 Basketball and 2 Hockey. The football packs are 1974 Fleer Football Patches, 1989 Topps wax and 1990 Fleer Premier Edition rak-pak of 45 cards. Basketball: 1969 Fleer Basketball Patches and 1993-94 jumbo pack of 23 cards. And Hockey: 1994-95 Pinnacle Series 1 Hobby pack of 14 and 1994-95 Select Premier Edition Hobby pack.
Minimum Bid $10.
