Introduction and question

[raulus]

Kudos to those willing to actually name numbers. Somewhat oddly, the numbers quoted so far aren’t too far off from the official PSA estimate. And those estimates are often wildly wrong, in my experience.

Although they do admit to only having moderate confidence in their estimate.

[Kutcher55]

Love the Stahl glove-shows card. It almost looks as if he is praying. I have a PSA 2.5 American Beauty no-frame version of this card and I quite like it.

Your card probably would do well in a high profile auction given that it is a tough find. You want to reach as many collectors as possible for a card like that. In addition to high grade PSA registry types, you also have people who might be looking for that specific back, plus there are a lot of people like myself who collect Red Sox cards.

[NHbaseballcards]

Originally Posted by raulus

Kudos to those willing to actually name numbers. Somewhat oddly, the numbers quoted so far aren’t too far off from the official PSA estimate. And those estimates are often wildly wrong, in my experience.

Although they do admit to only having moderate confidence in their estimate.

Thank you. I saw that but didn’t know how to interrupt the confidence level part of the estimate. Just looking at my graded cards, the PSA estimate is generally well below what cards sell for on eBay, which either good or bad, has been a large part of my research.

[edhans]

Welcome aboard. Great card despite the flaws identified above. Understand that it may not be a one-of-one, or even the highest graded. PSA did not identify the backs for quite a while. Someone else may know the exact year they started tracking them. There may be a higher graded Tolstoi Stahl That isn't identified on the flip or cataloged in the data base.

[doug.goodman]

Welcome to net54.

I have no knowledge of t206 cards, but I certainly have an opinion on the opinion sellers. Insert smiley face here.