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[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by rocketman

25 Green T206 Cobbs all with hindu backs - WOW, very impressive.

As a very aggressive t206 collector for the past two years, I have seen the market continue to appreciate steadily. Not just HOFs, commons in all conditions as well.

My observations from the last 2 years of White Plains cards shows indicates very strong demand - and we all know there are no bargains at shows.

Just my 2 cents - but again, that is a really neat Cobb run...

those green cobbs DO NOT all have hindu backs!!!!

[frankbmd]

27 Green Cobb
35 Hindu Backs

Pete, you beat me by a nanosecond.

I went back to double check my count before hitting submit.

There are also portions of two SGC gaskets below the bottom row, which was my original tip off.

[MR RAREBACK]

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[packs]

I think the rare back is as risky as it gets. Not too long ago hardly anyone cared what was on the back. As they say, what goes around comes around.

[ls7plus]

Originally Posted by packs

I think the rare back is as risky as it gets. Not too long ago hardly anyone cared what was on the back. As they say, what goes around comes around.

No one cared much about variations in coins, be they mint marks or die variations for a very long time (read: decades), then awareness came and the values for the rarities went sky high. The card hobby has been progressing along much the same lines as coins, and significant, rare variations as valuable items appreciating at a higher rate are here to stay (with the emphasis on rare and significant--IMHO, rare T206 backs of HOF'ers will do much better than will commons).

Regards,

Larry