2010 Bowman Stephen Strasburg Red Auto Sells For $19,975

2010 Bowman Stephen Strasburg Red Auto Sells For $19,975

Last night, the second chapter of 2010 Bowman Stephen Strasburg Red Auto came to a close. Last month, the rare 1/1 Strasburg Red Auto nearly hit the $1,000,000 mark on eBay, which later turned out to be fraudulent bids from people with no intent on purchasing the card.  The seller then decided to take his card to Huggins & Scott Auction House, where last night it sold for $19,975 after factoring in the 17.5% Buyer's Premium

The bidding opened several weeks back with a starting bid of $9,000 and ended up receiving a total of 10 bids. The bidding shot from $12,000 to $17,000 during the cards final day on the auction block, prompting an auction extension of 2 1/2 hours.

Ultimately, the card came up short of expectations. Many collectors felt that the card was superior to the 2010 Bowman Stephen Strasburg 1/1 Superfractor that sold for $16,403 and $21,403 during it's two stints on eBay.

Various factors could have come into play, it certainly couldn't have helped that on Tuesday, the day before the auction ended, Strasburg was scratched from a start with "shoulder stiffness". That "red flag" could have raised "red flags" for collectors planning on bidding on the red auto.

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BGS 10 9.5 9.5 10 with 10 Auto 2010 Bowman Sterling Stephen Strasburg RC Rookie
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2010 Bowman Sterling Stephen Strasburg Auto RC
$149.95

Stephen Strasburg NATS '10 Bowman Sterling #1 RC Auto
$187.49

2010 Bowman Sterling Stephen Strasburg AUTO GOLD REFRACTOR 31 50
$649.99

2010 BOWMAN CHROME STEPHEN STRASBURG RC AUTO GOLD REFRACTORS BGS GRADED MINT
$265.00

2010 BOWMAN CHROME BASEBALL BOX BRYCE HARPER STEPHEN STRASBURG AUTO FREE SHIP
$42.00

STEPHEN STRASBURG & JASON HEYWARD - 2010 BOWMAN PLATINUM - DUAL AUTO ROOKIE CARD
$220.00

BGS 9.5 2010 Stephen Strasburg Bowman Sterling Gold Refractor Rookie auto LOOK
$750.00

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Brett is a former contributor to The Cardboard Connection.

User Comments

  1. The card sold for $19,975. You forgot to add the 17.5% buyer’s premium.

  2. @Mark McCleary: thanks Mark, got it corrected. -Brett

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