Highest Graded Coupon type 1 (or T206 Coupon)

[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

[caramelcard]

Hi,

I've had 14 or 15 different type 1 coupons over the years with the highest being PSA 4. I also had a nice SGC 40 Beals Becker (I believe) which was one of the nicer examples I've seen. Leon might have that one now?

Most were poor to fair due to the card's thickness. Love em!

rob

[buymycards]

It's interesting that the PSA Registry doesn't have any Type I sets listed.