How rare is the George Brown T206 Washington variation?
 

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I am sure there are more educated and scientific responses, but my general "feel" from collecting the monster goes that it would fall somewhere in the order of

Wagner
Plank
Magie
Ohara / Demmitt var
Lundgren / Dahlen
next group of variations which would include Browne Wash
Southern Leaguers....

Not incredibly common, but probably ten a year show up on BST, and at least a couple at any given time on Ebay, generally with very high BINS

Didn't you just have a thread about this same card recently?

Yup!

Go to T206Resource.com and read up; it's there.

If you trying to find out an educated production estimate, Tim is super helpful and would be the best person to ask.

Craig

CobbSpikedMe

Yes one about buying one but wanted to know it's rarity sorry if another thread disturbs you...was not thinking it would.

Just seems redundant and clogs up the main board. No worries. :)

CobbSpikedMe

I will make sure it does not happen again I apologize to all board members.

Not rare
 

I wouldn't say it's rare at all. Anything that can easily be found on eBay at any given moment isn't rare. It's more scarce than a Marquard of course, but nothing close to rare.

I never found any of the T206s to be all that difficult to find given resources like Net54, eBay, auction houses, shows. Even the two St Louis variations or 3 of the big 4 come up for auction all the time. To me, the only 'rare' T206 would be the Doyle error. Of course I'm not referring to specific front/back combinations, miscuts, missing colors and freaks.

t206blogcom

That is the felling I was getting myself except for the Doyle and the rare backs of course. The others seem if you have the cash they are pretty easy to find.

That's correct. Although, you don't have to break the bank on T206s since there are so many low-mid grade cards and beaters out there. My set is by no means pristine. ;)