Update #1 to the T206 Value Estimator

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Posted By: Trae R.

http://www.mlbvintage.com/t206/

Hello all, I noticed a few small changes in the pricing data at T206 Museum so I made the same updates to my application. Just in messing with it for a few minutes it inspired me to clean it up a little, so I did. You may now also save/copy/share the links to the pricing data, for example:

http://www.mlbvintage.com/t206/valueT206.php?card=97&back=21&grade=12

Another round of functional updates will happen in the near future, and I will also be updating the checklist software found here eventually:
http://www.mlbvintage.com/t206/checklist/

Lots on my mind, plenty of ideas to improve everything, just need to find the time and motivation. Keep your eyes peeled.

Just as a small PS, some of my ideas include:

Price Estimator Improvements:
Better pricing formula (whatever it may be) or atleast prices updated on a more regular market value analysis, be it by myself or volunteers.

Only being able to select a possible back for a card you choose, not just any random back (ie you couldn't select this example as you can now: http://www.mlbvintage.com/t206/valueT206.php?card=496&back=36&grade=5

Checklist Improvements:
There are actually way too many improvements to list here, but I am confident those of you using this will llike the improvements a lot... I guess they wouldn't be called improvements if you didn't, haha.

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Posted By: barry arnold

When you come back, you come back with a bang.

many thanks for these new offerings.

best

barry

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Posted By: BobS

I just wanted to say thanks for the work you put in on this fine site.

Bob

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Posted By: Sean

Thanks for the great tool, it works great to show my wife what I could someday find (you should have seen her eyes)...http://www.mlbvintage.com/t206/valueT206.php?card=496&back=6&grade=19

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Posted By: Trae R.

Barry, Bob, Sean, you're all more than welcome. Hopefully I can continue to build useful utilities for the community.

That's one expensive card, Sean. If you ever come across it, I will gladly trade you for a Mint Tipton Piedmont T206 Common that has been chewed in half by rats.