T 206 PSA 6 Common

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Posted By: Edwin Miller

I would appreciate input on a reasonable price for a T 206 common graded at PSA 6 and, I am sure this is a stupid question, but I am a newbie, what is the SGC equivalent to a PSA 6? Thanks.

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Posted By: Josh K.

Dont know what a reasonable price is, I suggest just getting on ebay and looking at past sales - search "T206 psa 6" under completed listings and it should give you an idea. An SGC 80 is the equiv. of a PSA 6 - most newer sgc labels have the equivilent grade right on them. You can also see the entire conversion scale on sgc's website under "grading scale."

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Posted By: honus3415

on who you're talking to.

Neutral observer.....PSA 6 = SGC 80
SGC fan......PSA 6 = SGC 70
PSA fan......PSA 6 = SGC 92

Not to mention the "who submitted it" variable.

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Posted By: JimB

For a person neutral on PSA or SGC.....

PSA 6 = ex/mt
SGC 80 = ex/mt

JimB

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Posted By: Darren J. Duet

I'm not sure there is a such thing as a T206 common any longer. There are many who collect subsets of the "monster." Some factors to consider:
Player
Pose
Advertiser on reverse--color, factory, series, overprint, etc.
Registration--not all 6's are the same
name/team variation
portrait or landscape
sweaters
southern leaguers
barehanded, gloved, catcher's regalia
etc., etc., etc.

As far as T206 is concerned, there are many common players but few common cards.

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Posted By: daviddbreadman

As one who tries to collect T206 PSA 6 I would say that you'll see anywhere from $150 to $250, with the lower end seemingly a bargain that is few and far between these days. SGC equivalent are a better buy usually, probably because of competition for the PSA set registry and more liquidity in PSA graded 6 cards versus SGC 80s which are not very plentiful.

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Posted By: T206Collector

For what it's worth, I have had SGC review three PSA 6 T206 cards for possible crossover. Only 1 of them made it. The two PSA 6 T206 cards that did not make it across to an SGC holder had corner dings, but were otherwise very nice cards.