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#6
02-02-2006, 08:10 PM
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Why the Wagner T-206?
Posted By: DJ
With roughly 70-80 in existence (compared to the thousands and thousands and thousands of other T206's), the Wagner is the gold standard even though there are far less of many other cards in existence. Don't think you can compare beanie babies to anything really anymore. To think that housewives were paying four figures for the likes of Tobasco the Bull in hopes of sending six year olds to college when years from now. As far as finding a mint one, I would sell it and then buy a one in "Good" condition the next time a catalog offers one just so I can say I own one for my set and save about $1.5 million or so. 
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