T206s on Chasing Cardboard.

[mintacular]

To me these t206s in the video below appear authentic. Yet the YouTubers here think otherwise. Your thoughts on authenticity ?..To me most faked t206s are obvious to spot, these do not fit that description.

https://youtu.be/XUP-sdCyYHo

[G1911]

Fixing the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUP-sdCyYHo

10:36 has a decent close view of the cards. I didn't watch the whole thing.

It looks real to me, but it's just a couple seconds of actually getting a good look.

[jggames]

yep, absolutely look real. There are some better shots than this one, but I'd take a chance on those all day.

[Lucas00]

I'm guessing they are real as well, and were probably soaked. Giving them that notorious shine/texture they mention.
And a few more photos.

[vthobby]

Funny video. They are real.

[tiger8mush]

I agree the T206s appear real to me.

Around the 9:15 mark he misidentifies a T207 (Chalmers, I believe) first as a T205 and then a T204. I don't think pre-war is his bread & butter.

[boneheadandrube]

Originally Posted by tiger8mush

I agree the T206s appear real to me.

Around the 9:15 mark he misidentifies a T207 (Chalmers, I believe) first as a T205 and then a T204. I don't think pre-war is his bread & butter.

I don't think anything is his bread and butter

[philliesfan]

I agree real and I would not have a problem buying them.

[ahmanfan]

I’m guessing he will read these comments and post a response in a future video. They look real absolutely.

[The Detroit Collector]

Originally Posted by boneheadandrube

I don't think anything is his bread and butter

I do watch Mikes channel and he is very knowledgeable with vintage; however, I think his bread and butter is Post WWII

[JustinD]

Agreed, look real from the perspective and I don't see any blatant signs off hand other than the afore mentioned likely soak out of a scrapbook.

Now, I personally would like to handle those Home Run Derby cards. I have my reservations on those just from sight.