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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: John S
I was pleasantly surprised when I received an SGC 80 on one of a number of T210's that I submitted. I knew it was a nice card, but I didn't even check the population reports before submitting. Only 15 cards out of over 1500 have received that grade with only one SGC 84. |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: Bob
Hi John. I have some highly graded PSA T210s in my collection and have tucked them away for a rainy day. I think they do have a huge premium because of all the condition issues plus their rarity. Myself, I am happy with SGC 30s, 40s and 50s when I can buy them and they have nice eye appeal. |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: barrysloate
John- I recently sold a common T210 in SGC 60 on ebay for about $280, but it had a snipe at the end. I would think an 80 is worth quite a bit more. |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: bruce Dorskind
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: John S
Thanks guys, |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: Frank Wakefield
since when did anyone start caring about the Old Mill red border cards?? I thought there weren't but a dozen of us who ever thought about 'em. |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: Bob
Frank, I can only speak for myself, but I started collecting them when I finished my "mainstream" sets and when I could go no further with my 1911 Zeenuts or Pacific Coast Biscuit cards. I needed a set to collect and even though I will never have them all, it looked like a nice looking and interesting set to go after. |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: Bill Stone
I have now finished the key cards I needed in the Series 6 set but have been astounded by the prices for some of the graded cards --I was recently outbid on eBay for a Series 6 card that I had bid at over $800.00 thinking that price would not be topped. I just hope the high end collectors will put the lesser grades back in the market for the rest of us! |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: Jay
There are some great scarcities in the set and, I believe, it is really under appreciated. That being said, most of the T210s out there are not slabbed. I have a good number of very high grade cards that are in my collection that are unslabbed and I assume that many other collectors of the set fall into the same boat. |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: John
I would agree with Jay that there are a lot of T210 collections that haven't hit plastic yet, I also agree with Bob as usual that anytime these cards can be found in VG that look sharp you're way ahead of the curve. Cards 5 and above are hard to come by, I own a few and since I dont follow POP reports perhaps you guys would know the POP's or care...i just bought them because they were nice....LOL |
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Value range for high grade T210's
Posted By: Fred C
I remember seeing an SGC80 T210 (Series 6) card won on ebay for a little over $100 a few years back. I guess the condition rarities are picking up a pretty good premium these days. The T210s are tough to find nice. |
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