How much do different "common" backs matter?

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05-30-2020, 12:28 PM

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How much do different "common" backs matter?

New to vintage and interested in the t206 set. Obviously the "rarer" back stuff is fairly easy to comprehend but what about the more common backs?

For example - Cobb Green...All things equal, is a Piedmont 350 going to bring a significant premium over a Piedmont 150?

Thanks for any insight

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