T205 scrapbook page

[Jantz]

Hi Andrew

I saw this auction before it ended and spent a few moments taking a closer look.

Nice ending price...$12 and change per card.

Hope all those guys know how to swim.


Jantz

[EvilKing00]

yep i saw it also, didnt bit on it but almost, would be real interesting to see what the backs are.

[Leon]

In my experiences most of the older scrapbooks did use water soluble type glue or paste. Good luck getting those off. I think they will swim well. (not positive though)

[Ease]

Cool page, sure would be cool if there was Broad Leaf or even a Hindu or Drum back there. I never even saw it while it was live...

[bbcard1]

color me negative nellie, but unless there's some tough backs the player selection would not seem to justify the cost...there's a lot of $10 cards there IMO if they just come of so-so and T205s hardly fly off the table, but then again, I am often wrong.

[T205 GB]

Originally Posted by bbcard1

color me negative nellie, but unless there's some tough backs the player selection would not seem to justify the cost...there's a lot of $10 cards there IMO if they just come of so-so and T205s hardly fly off the table, but then again, I am often wrong.

A 205 usually brings $15-30 in most of those conditions not to mention the few HOf'ers. If any of those are rare backs it's a big score.

[Wite3]

T205s with back damage typically bring $10-$12 in this condition...if you can get it off the page with just staining...$13-$15 except for the HOFers which should bring more. If it is rare backs (which I doubt because often collections like this are all one or two backs and the Crandall is only found with the common piedmont 25 back) then it can be more. I do not think this was a steal at all but just about right. Time and money might be involved in removing the cards as well. My snipe was literally $3 cheaper than where it ended...

Joshua