T206 Card Lot - Probstein

[brob28]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

While I agree the odds of something slipping through the cracks with the larger ebay sellers is minimal, I thought this lot went very reasonably. $25/card and I certainly see more value than that. For resale I would've felt comfortable at $250 so $312 seems reasonable to me.

I agree Scott.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by brob28

I agree Scott.

I agree with his assessment too. Maybe a few bucks high but within the norm of what I am seeing. IF some are trimmed it won't be as good of a deal. And I agree with the observation of Jakes (I can't believe it ) that you are less likely to find Probstein or PWCC missing hidden treasures. It could happen but not as likely as in say, a Hunts auction.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/36224158901...rue&rmvSB=true

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[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by Leon

And I agree with the observation of Jakes (I can't believe it ) that you are less likely to find Probstein or PWCC missing hidden treasures. It could happen but not as likely as in say, a Hunts auction.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/36224158901...rue&rmvSB=true

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I'll save this for prosperity.

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

I'll save this for prosperity.

Saving it for posterity would make more sense.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

Saving it for posterity would make more sense.

Yes..it would but would not of been an attempt of humor but saying it that way.....

[Jantz]

I guess I'm the black sheep in this thread because....

1. I don't think $316.07 was a strong price at all for this lot of commons.

2. I don't see much buy value/resale value in this lot either.

3. 5 (possibly 6) of the 13 cards have back issues.

Without being able to throw some glass on these cards, the two best cards in this lot will grade a 4 at best, the rest will grade lower.

If the buyer is happy with the purchase, then that's all that matters.