T206 Red Cobb PSA 1.5 Value?

[rjackson44]

7500 plus

[sreader3]

Hi Leon,

I averaged all of the estimates out for you so far and it comes out to ...

$7526.92

So I would go with that give or take 92 cents.

Edited to add: My algorithm says $3,220 which goes to show how strong the market for T206 Hall of Famers has been since I last updated six months ago and also how nice your example is compared to a typical PSA 1.5.

[fkm_bky]

They’re all amazing looking cards guys! I’m in the camp of ~$8k, maybe $9k on a good day. Alas, my red cobb has great registration and color but lots of other flaws. I still love it even in an SGC A holder.

Bill

[Aaron Seefeldt]

Just right for the grade, Red Piedmont F’ 42
Strong for the grade, Bat Off Piedmont F’ 42

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Aaron Seefeldt

Just right for the grade, Red Piedmont F’ 42
Strong for the grade, Bat Off Piedmont F’ 42

I like it when paper loss blends almost seamlessly into the border, as it does on your Cobb Bat Off.

Bravo, paper puller from the past.

Brian

[Oscar_Stanage]

I think it would end up being a good deal for a buyer, because like it or not the market does price by the number.... all the locusts would swarm around the prevailing price of a 1.5-2 but unlikely to pay a steep premium. better off trying to sell privately.

[icurnmedic]

Originally Posted by Oscar_Stanage

I think it would end up being a good deal for a buyer, because like it or not the market does price by the number.... all the locusts would swarm around the prevailing price of a 1.5-2 but unlikely to pay a steep premium. better off trying to sell privately.

Agree.

Even though that is a beauty, here are my thoughts.
Considering the highest 1.5 has sold for $6k w/ a VCP of $5.1k and 2.5 has sold for $8k w/ a VCP of $6.7k, I can't imagine it surpassing $7k in a auction environment .
Private sale, very likely though.
Just my humble opinion.
Thomas