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Old 04-10-2015, 12:24 PM
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Default Mays

How much does the year/scarcity of the card affect the the value?

Obviosuly a signed T206 or ’33 Goudey will always bring a premium over cards from recent eras unless you have a Clemente or Munson for instance.


How much does the "grade/eye appeal" of the card itself affect value? Unless the auto is deemed “rare” then eye appeal counts for a lot in my opinion.


Does the type of writing utensil have any affect on value, i.e. blue vs black, pen vs marker?

If the auto is clean and readable then I do not think there is a big difference.


Is there anything else that I should know or be intrigued by? “the meaning of life!”

Lastly, if you had to put a range of value of the card, what would it be?

One of these unslabbed just sold on Ebay for $25. Item #171730682455. Yours is slabbed so there is that premium but your card is also very beat up around the edges so……my guess would be $65 tops and a low of maybe $40.

Peace, Mike

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