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I also think the T206s are very solid at the bottom, which is where I generally play. They seem to have crept up a little bit on the low end and seem to be holding.
The Hart is an interesting case. I can see it being a card that would have pretty wide sale price swings in that the cut makes it a fairly unattractive card with a very attractive holder.
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