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Originally Posted by 1880nonsports
figure 100. - 175. if it's still on a couple people's want lists. I might pay 75. -100. as it would be a slight upgrade for me but value and interest in a higher grade example. You might post your question on the NS side for a more unbiased opinion. In general the market determines the actual value at the time it's sold after factoring in the buyer's and seller's motivations :-)
no guarantees whether written or implied
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Thank you for your inputs. During a quick search on Heritage Auctions (HA.com), I noticed that a lesser-graded version of the Error Card (SGC 10-Poor) sold in the mid-$400s a few years ago. As previously noted, since this is an infrequently traded card (and the population numbers are low), I'm sure that the actual value with vary due to your reasons noted above (buyer & seller motivations).
Well, all things considered, I may send this over to HA in the near future. I have approx. 10 of these 1888 N2 cards (inc. Geronimo, Chief Joseph, Red Cloud, Great War Chief in VG conidition) and somehow noticed the Agate Arrow Point Error a few weeks ago and decided to submit for grading.
Now it looks like I will be debating when (not if) I should sell them!!
