Highest Graded Coupon type 1 (or T206 Coupon)

[ullmandds]

those on ebay sold pretty cheap...but they were gnarly!

[Jim VB]

SGC shows 120 graded on their pop report. 5 come in at SGC 50. None higher.


PSA only shows 23 graded with 6 coming in at PSA 4. None higher.


(I suspect that PSA has actually graded more than that, but perhaps classified them as something else. Otherwise that number seems low.)

[barrysloate]

It's astonishing that there has never been even one graded Excellent.

[ullmandds]

i wouldn't think an sgc 50 would be high grade enough...for some ultra high grade type collectors...hmm? There must be nicer ones in private collections out there somewhere!

[Leon]

I think any of the thin stocked series ie... T216-3, T216 Virginia Extra, T213-1 are all in the same boat. I consider anything above a 1.5 to be fairly high grade. Anything above a 2.5 should be considered very high grade imo.....Even nice 2's are difficult to come by.

[tedzan]

Twelve years ago, I sold all my COUPON cards, except these 3 for my type set. Most were nicer than these three.....and, I regret selling them.

Anyhow, I agree that 1910 COUPON cards are never seen in Ex condition. That said, I think my Type 3 Chase shown here might get an SGC 60.







TED Z

[barrysloate]

Ted- type 3's can be found in high grade, as they were made using much higher quality paper stock than the type 1's. I know I have had type 3's graded at least SGC 84.

[E93]

I have one raw example that would fall into the fair-good range.
JimB