Are UZIT cards as scarce as BROAD LEAF 460 cards ?

[Orioles1954]

Is it true that Uzits were only produced in New York over a three week period? I read that somewhere (or at least I thought I did) in my hobby travels.

[t206kid]

From my research BL460 is much more scarce than Uzit, but Uzit and Drum are closer than people will believe.

For what it's worth my research shows 77 graded BL460s, 218 Drum, and 235 Uzits. My data is several months old.

[robw1959]

That is incredible! According to the PSA Pop Report there are only 111 graded Uzits and 113 graded Drums of all T206 subjects in existance!

[Rhotchkiss]

I think he means “his research shows”, not that he literally has...!

[t206kid]

oops lol. I’ve been pretty on top of listings the last 15 months. I’ve seen only a couple of each but definitely more Uzit than BL460 or Drum

[tedzan]

OK guys here's what the numbers (graded cards = PSA + SGC) tell us...…….


> > > > > > 79 graded cards / 28 confirmed subjects = 2.8 BL460's per subject (average)


> > > > > > 177 graded cards / 58 confirmed subjects = 3.0 UZIT's per subject (average)



Therefore, BL460 cards are just marginally scarcer than UZIT cards.
I rest my case.


TED Z

T206 Reference
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[t206kid]

Ted those numbers are incorrect...what I posted above is several months old, so I'm going to refresh the numbers

TOTAL POP:
Broad Leaf 460: 37 PSA + 46 SGC = 83 total
Drum: 135 PSA + 88 SGC = 223 total
Uzit: 143 PSA + 119 SGC = 262 total

TOTAL SUBJECTS:
Broad Leaf 460: 28 confirmed
Drum: 126 confirmed (I think)
Uzit: 58 confirmed

PER SUBJECT:
Broad Leaf 460: 83/28 = 2.96
Drum 223/126 = 1.77
Uzit 4.52

[MichelaiTorres83]

Originally Posted by tedzan

OK guys here's what the numbers (graded cards = PSA + SGC) tell us...…….


> > > > > > 79 graded cards / 28 confirmed subjects = 2.8 BL460's per subject (average)


> > > > > > 177 graded cards / 58 confirmed subjects = 3.0 UZIT's per subject (average)



Therefore, BL460 cards are just marginally scarcer than UZIT cards.
I rest my case.


TED Z

T206 Reference
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I am not a math major but I think that comparison of ratios does not make sense, atleast for how i think you are trying to present it.

Mike