Is it time to ask AGAIN if T206 prices are falling?

[Sean1125]

Originally Posted by CMIZ5290

Sean- Then why do PSA SMR prices keep going up?? Not SGC, but PSA graded....

Can you give me some specific examples?

[CMIZ5290]

Originally Posted by Sean1125

Can you give me some specific examples?

If you look at PSA SMR on a weekly basis like I do, you very seldom see any red ink (indicates a reduction in value). When you do, it's normally an isolated card that sold for less than published value in a major auction like Goodwin, REA, etc... T206s values are much more in the green than red, much more (indicating a raise in value). I vividly remember SMR prices not that long ago for a PSA 8 being $850 for a common, now they are at $1600 for a common...

[Sean1125]

Originally Posted by CMIZ5290

If you look at PSA SMR on a weekly basis like I do, you very seldom see any red ink (indicates a reduction in value). When you do, it's normally an isolated card that sold for less than published value in a major auction like Goodwin, REA, etc... T206s values are much more in the green than red, much more (indicates a raise in value). I vividly remember SMR prices not that long ago for a PSA 8 being $850 for a common, now they are at $1600 for a common...

You need to quantify "not that long ago" for me. I can't refute or agree with an opinion when I can't quantify the time period it is being made over.

[CMIZ5290]

Originally Posted by Sean1125

You need to quantify "not that long ago" for me. I can't refute or agree with an opinion when I can't quantify the time period it is being made over.

I found a set being sold by REA in late 2006. The SMR price for a 7 was $275, now it's $565. The SMR price for a PSA 8 was $750, now it's $1600. Thats 9 years ago with values being doubled. These were just values for commons. If you look at key HOFers like Cobb, Johnson, Mathewson, etc..., the percentage is probably even higher...