Help with different t206 back value

[g_vezina_c55]

As many here know, im in t206 since arround a year. I dont have a big knowledge about different back . I only read all the thread it about it and article i can found on the net.

I would like to have opinion of expert here about the value of certain rare back t206 common player in grade auth or 1.
I need a idea of the corect price to paid because i didnt want overpaid .
Old mill brown:
Drum:
Lenox brown:
Lenox black:
Blank:
Carolina bright:
Broadleaf350:
Broadleaf460:
Uzit:
AB 460:
Ab no frame:
Cycle460:
Red hindu:

Thanks

[MVSNYC]

http://t206resource.com/Article-T206Resource-Revisiting-T206-Back-Multipliers.html

[g_vezina_c55]

Yep i remember this article.

Thanks for the link

[MVSNYC]

This is a good guide and rule of thumb for common cards. I understand that when using this chart for HOF rare backs, you use less of a multiplier, maybe Scot, Jim or Tim could elaborate.

[g_vezina_c55]

if i see for example the uzit back.
multiplier is 100X
a comon player in grade 1 have a value arround 20$ ...
o if i follow thus multiplier a common uzit back card will sell for arround 2K ... it is a little high no ?

[MVSNYC]

you have the right idea, but again it's just a "guide" and should be viewed as such. 2K for a common Uzit graded a "1", is probably a little high, it all depends on how well it presents and also who the player is. if it's a really beat up "1", then obviously not worth the 2K, but if it presents well for a "1" and has a slightly more desriable common on the front, it could be worth between 1400-1800...i just paid 2K for a clean common "2". Scot's updated chart is very useful, but again, it should be used as only a guide (a great one at that). the rest is up to you and your research. good luck!

[GregMitch34]

Multipliers with this article now out of date--if current rare back frenzy is real. Views differ.

[wonkaticket]

I use the Goodwin multiplier if the words illustrious, POP and PSA are used in the same sentence. Enter the normal non-tough price into any scientific calculator then start randomly pressing all the symbol buttons for a period of 10 mins. Then multiply that number by 20 after 10mins and there is your new back selling price. :)

http://www.goodwinandco.com/LotDetail.aspx?inventoryid=23976&searchby=0&searchvalue=None&page=0&sortby=3&displayby=2&lotsperpage=100&category=1&seo=T206-Drum-Cigarettes-%e2%80%93-Cy-Seymour-%e2%80%9cThrowing%e2%80%9d-(PSA-1)----Only-Copy-Listed-on-PSA%e2%80%99s-%e2%80%9cPop%e2%80%9d-Chart%e2%80%9d!

[atx840]

I just divide by zero, sweet.