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Originally Posted by Ronnie73
Yes, that price was a steal. Here's a link to a 2017 auction for one.
https://bid.loveofthegameauctions.co...e?itemid=14309
I have a PSA 4 Piedmont 460 in my collection. I paid $416 in June 2017 for mine. It was sold on ebay by PWCC but the print mark was not mentioned, so I got it cheap. |
No offense intended Ron but I don't think that is even close to the current value of the variation. I think the two things that had an affect on the final price of that auction were PSA putting it on the flip and the talk of it being a cataloged variation (which I don't think it ever was or is).
Another example in the same grade sold for less than half the price a year later and I think the owners of either of the PSA 3's would be lucky to get half the price of the REA example today.
https://robertedwardauctions.com/auc...red-variation/
As someone who follows the variations/print flaws closely I can say in most cases there's very little if any premium paid for them if they're not cataloged.
A good example is the Willett "hockey stick" variation which in my opinion is one of the coolest print flaws and that gets very little value recognition at all.
The only un-cataloged t206 variation that I've seen with a premium recently is the Anderson.