Well looks like going price for Carolina Brights is alive and well

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Posted By: Dave

I thought I was getting aggressive on this one..jeez
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=002&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=120070828018&rd=1&rd=1

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Posted By: bigfish

That is just me over paying for another card. The description said crease free so I took a shot at 150.00

A psa 3 sold for over 350 last week and a 4 sold for over 400.

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Posted By: Dave

I was really thinking 30 minutes ago I had a shot at it with 90 bucks..lol

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Posted By: bigfish

I thought it would go for 125.00 but my ceiling was higher. I was watching it and noticed the low price so I bid.

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Well I'd have thought $90 was close to right. Auctions don't prove value. When you've bought something at an auction you can be certain that you paid more for it than anyone else was willing to pay. A fellow can usually look 3 bids down to see what value might well be. At least that's how I figure it.

Frank.

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Posted By: RayB

Has an attractive front. Should be interesting to see what that technicolor stain is on the upper left rear.
All in all though a nice "Brights".
RayB

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Posted By: bigfish

Good point Ray. There seems to be some staining. I will send it to SGC and get a 2/3 and be happy.

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Posted By: MVSNYC

dave, welcome to the wonderful world of T206 rare backs...i have been collecting them for many years.

that is a CHEAP price for that card...looks like it might grade a 3...even if it is only a 2, it is worth close to $200...if it is a 3? than over $300...

i have been closely monitoring the prices of rare backs, CB, BL, Lenox, Uzit, etc...the prices are always solid & seems to even be on the rise...


p.s. Frank- but look at this way...if a card sells for $150, then in theory, someone had to pay exactly $150 to own it...aka (current market value)