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in 2001 there were several Broad Leaf 460s on ebay with $250 bins. In 2002 and 03 the Barnings sold their dealer inventory of t206s that was loaded with tough backs. There were more than a dozen Drums that went from about $300 to $1000 for the vg-ex ones. A lot of 20 vg-ex Hindus with some HOFers went for 2k.
in 1989 I bought my first t206 -it was an ex+ bat on Cobb for $100. I am pretty sure Dan M. bought his first green Cobb for $1 in the 70s... 
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