Do You Agree With The New PSA SMR Backs Price Break Down?
 

I just checked out the PSA SMR T206 price guide. They now break out prices on each back. Interesting prices listed per backs. Many of you have been doing this a long time. It would be interesting to get your take on the prices. Drum PSA 1 = $3500, Uzit PSA 1 = $1250, etc.

I would have thought that the AB's would have been broken out, and worth a little more? And maybe the Sov Apple Greens too?

Without the series being broken out it looks pretty close to me

Couple of things....

Hindu seems low, especially if you have to bake in some red Hindu variations into the prices (since they are not separated).

Also, I'm surprised by how much Lenox has surpassed Broadleaf. It seems to me that they were both around the same price point for years...

Other than that, no real surprises...

I've seen some respectable sources list rare backs (not necessarily for T206) with a multiplier of 3 or 4 when I know it should actually be on the order of 25-50x. I have to say this one looks surprisingly accurate.

Many of them do seem pretty accurate (surprisngly), but they really need to break them out by series...the pricing difference between BL 350 & 460 is staggering...same for Brown Hindu & Red Hindu, Brown Lenox, etc.

Glad to see someone getting Lenox & Uzit pricing right. They are tuff cards.

This is long overdue and they still have more improvements needed to the registry for T206. Overall this looks pretty good. The prices for Cycle and EPDG seem low. You won't find a PSA 1 Cycle back anywhere for $20 or an EPDG for $25; same for 2s and 3s (beyond that I have less experience). That is probably what they should cost based on availability, but perceived rarity means they command more.

For someone like me who just "occasionally" works my T206 (and T205) sets, I've ALWAYS been interested in, but never quite concerned with the backs...yet! Anyone wiser than me care to opine about the value of BL 350s vs 460s? Or Red Hindus vs. Brown? Or Sovereign Apple Greens vs. Dark Greens? Or...

I, for one, would be VERY INTERESTED in your thoughts!

http://t206resource.com/Article-T206...ltipliers.html

Scroll to the bottom of the page...this was revisited a few years ago, but still pretty accurate. Would love to see if/how Scot would update his multiplier chart.

I appreciate that! THANKS!

Yes, this is how they should do their multiplier chart. Easy to understand and easy to use. Thanks for sharing.

The chart SMR has is fine for commons, but that is about as far as it goes.