Every call
Grouped by month, then by house. Open calls up top, graded ones below. Nothing removed, including the bad ones.
Goldin
The scorecard. Seven hits, eleven misses — and the misses cluster into two patterns worth more than the hits.
Eighteen calls as published — twelve blind, six late because I missed them. Preserved next to the grade.
Grey Flannel
Eleven calls against the finals. The published Kobe missed by 2.24×. Plus the first velocity series captured on a live sale — the typical lot ran 1.69× after we called it.
Two calls, made after bidding opened. A weaker class, graded as such — plus four lots I'm deliberately not calling.
The whole month in one place — and the reason I had to correct something I'd published four days earlier.
Sotheby's
Four hits, two misses, one half. Both structural tests landed. Both dollar misses were high.
173 lots. 64 calls graded, 70% beat the house. The sale the whole record is built on.
Fifteen Spurs jerseys. Five hits. Nine of my ten misses were low — wrong on the levels, right on the pattern.
The house declined to estimate anything, so I did. A Brunson jersey went for over a million.