Broad Leaf VS Carolina Brights

[scottglevy]

I vote broadleaf

[npa589]

Definitely Broadleaf.

[bbcard1]

I have two Carolina Brights and only one Broadleaf, so I have concluded they are twice as rare. Really can't go wrong either way. Check the bio of the player...you are likely to bond with one or the other.

[tedzan]

This is not a straight-forward situation with T206 cards.

As an example I give you his blue Chase Carolina Brights vs his Broad Leaf 350 cards. Both of these backs are equally rare (and extremely difficult to find).
Any Hal Chase collector will attest to this.






TED Z

T206 Reference
.

[Rich Falvo]

I’d go Broad Leaf. Among the players I try to collect, Ive at least seen a few Carolina Brights come up for auction, but never had a real shot at a Broad Leaf.

[charlietheexterminator]

I pick Broadleaf. About 15 years ago, a Carolina Brights common was double the price of a Broadleaf.

[MVSNYC]

To Ted's point, it also depends on the player, as certain poses present as a tougher combo (this holds true for many of the different backs). But, if it appears to be equal, common/common, etc...the edge goes to the Broad Leaf. Obviously this is for BL 350...once you start talking about BL 460, that's a different level. Only bested by Brown Lenox & Brown Old Mill (and of course Cobb Back).

Also, eye appeal factors in...can you share scans?