Vintage set pricing

[Casey2296]

VG E94 between 75-100k depending on color combo.

[familytoad]

e90-1 Kraken in poor $40K obviously higher for better grades .

[Casey2296]

14CJ VG my guess would be 250k.
vG E98 is probably in the 75K range.

[Carter08]

I like this project. Thanks for putting it together. Very interested if anyone has thoughts on what an E93 psa 3ish set would sell for - thanks Jim

[Fred]

T201? Should be one of the lowest price sets for T-Cards. I think T200 and T222 are also reasonable.

I can remember a mid grade T201 set would go for about a little under $2K a few years back.

This should be interesting to see this thread fill out.

[x2drich2000]

I used to recommend E93 as a simple cheap set for those new to prewar. Not sure I would do that anymore. My E93 set is poor-good, I have it estimated at around $10k. So I would figure a true VG set is probably $15-18k.

The T222 set would not be reasonable in VG. VG is pretty high grade for the set and it is actually an extremely difficult set to complete even in poor, take what you can find, condition. The first 20-25 cards are quite easy, cheap, and can be found in VG without too much difficulty, but then you'll hit the shortprints (Henry, Lelivelt, Schulte, Leibold, etc) and lets not forget Johnson (also a shortprint) and Alexander.

[Carter08]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

I used to recommend E93 as a simple cheap set for those new to prewar. Not sure I would do that anymore. My E93 set is poor-good, I have it estimated at around $10k. So I would figure a true VG set is probably $15-18k.

The T222 set would not be reasonable in VG. VG is pretty high grade for the set and it is actually an extremely difficult set to complete even in poor, take what you can find, condition. The first 20-25 cards are quite easy, cheap, and can be found in VG without too much difficulty, but then you'll hit the shortprints (Henry, Lelivelt, Schulte, Leibold, etc) and lets not forget Johnson (also a shortprint) and Alexander.

Seems right to me, maybe slightly on the conservative side but all depends on the cards, especially the big guns. Some of the pops are oddly tough. Really appreciate your thoughts.

[robertsmithnocure]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

I used to recommend E93 as a simple cheap set for those new to prewar. Not sure I would do that anymore. My E93 set is poor-good, I have it estimated at around $10k. So I would figure a true VG set is probably $15-18k.

It is interesting to see the different estimates by collectors. One collector figures $75K for a VG E98 set and another estimates $15-18K for a VG E93. Aren’t these sets comparable in value?

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by Fred

T201? Should be one of the lowest price sets for T-Cards. I think T200 and T222 are also reasonable.

I can remember a mid grade T201 set would go for about a little under $2K a few years back.

This should be interesting to see this thread fill out.

I think a G-VG T200 set would probably be around 10K if I remember the prices that they went for in Scott's recent auction which had 13 of the 16.

[jayshum]

The T3 set in VG would probably be around $50-60K. There's a set in the current Leland's auction that is a mix of PR to VG-EX so that will give a good idea. On the listing, there's an estimate of $150-200K which seems rather high to me.