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#11
12-03-2013, 06:50 AM
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I think what drives some of the non T206 addicts a bit crazy with this phenomenon is that the high prices are so isolated to T206's.
For instance, I own this E92 - missing color on the front (should have the green background). E92's already are much scarcer than T206's, so why wouldn't this card sell for thousands of dollars since it's a "freak"? I'd probably be lucky to sell it for the same price as the regular version of the card. 
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