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05-13-2022, 08:12 PM
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The Rhoads card was a PSA 7. It is a Pop 6 with 3 higher.
T206 with low pop or rare backs are going up in price. I think they are undervalued. Collectors/investors are finding their way to T206 for the same reasons this community has an interest in them. I enjoy all vintage but nothing compares to T206 when it comes to offering something for everyone. Plenty of HOF, different backs, low pop for higher grade cards, plenty of lower grade cards that are affordable, great history, plenty of raw and graded, etc. I think T206 set collecting is picking up and will continue pushing up higher grade/lower pop cards. Last edited by chjh; 05-13-2022 at 08:22 PM. 
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