T206 scarce back market

[Sean]

Common
Piedmont + Sweet Caporal

Somewhat Difficult
Old Mill, Sovereign, Tolstoi, American Beauty, Cycle350 Polar Bear

More Difficult
Cycle 460, AB 460, Brown Hindu, EPDG

Rare
Carolina Brights, Lenox, Broadleaf 350, Red Hindu (but the 12 RHs from the 460 Series are less rare), Blanks (if you count scraps), Coupon Type-1 and Red Cross Type-1 (if you think that they should be on this list), and almost forgot Piedmont Factory 42

Very Rare
Uzit, Drum, BL 460

Ultra Rare
Lenox Brown and Old Mill Brown (also scrap)

Incredibly Rare
Cobb back

I may have missed something, as I'm rushing out to watch fireworks, but this should give you a general idea.

[that T206 Guy]

Originally Posted by Sean

Common
Piedmont + Sweet Caporal

Somewhat Difficult
Old Mill, Sovereign, Tolstoi, American Beauty, Cycle350 Polar Bear

More Difficult
Cycle 460, AB 460, Brown Hindu, EPDG

Rare
Carolina Brights, Lenox, Broadleaf 350, Red Hindu (but the 12 RHs from the 460 Series are less rare), Blanks (if you count scraps), Coupon Type-1 and Red Cross Type-1 (if you think that they should be on this list), and almost forgot Piedmont Factory 42

Very Rare
Uzit, Drum, BL 460

Ultra Rare
Lenox Brown and Old Mill Brown (also scrap)

Incredibly Rare
Cobb back

I may have missed something, as I'm rushing out to watch fireworks, but this should give you a general idea.

Coupon and Red Cross are Not T206.

They are T213 and T215

[glynparson]

There are many threads discussing the topic of Red Cross and coupon as they relate to t206 on this board. I suggest you use the search feature and go back and read a few of them. Though you are technically correct there are some valid arguments as to why burdick may have been wrong. A collector can decide his own collections parameters. Ps with all the pricing information and past sales records so easily available in this day and age it seems like a question the op could answer with just a small amount of effort. Instead of relying on others to give him the information he could easily find himself.