T215 Red Cross Cobb, Poor condition, Value please

[Leon]

Dave- the last times you asked me about values, I gave you my thoughts and then you offered them for sale at exponentially higher amounts. (which is your right of course)....so I will say $22,500 and good luck!!

[barrysloate]

Add up $500, $3000, and $22,500, divide by 3...and that's the value.

[Matt]

Originally Posted by Leon

Dave- the last times you asked me about values, I gave you my thoughts and then you offered them for sale at exponentially higher amounts. (which is your right of course)....so I will say $22,500 and good luck!!

Leon - you need to know what something is worth in order to multiply it exponentially.

[Rob D.]

I'm a big fan of The Price is Right, so:

$1

[Jacklitsch]

$22,500

[calvindog]

As a Cobb collector I don't think I'd pay more than $1500 for it -- which means it's worth $250.

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by calvindog

As a Cobb collector I don't think I'd pay more than $1500 for it -- which means it's worth $250.

You've got it backward Jeff. Rob D pays $1500 for that card. A month later, you pick up one in PSA 7 for $250.

[e107collector]

I think $22,500 is way too high.

I tried to search for T215 HOF's, and I saw that REA sold a SGC 50 T215 Red Cross Christy Mathewson this year for $5875.00

My guess would be around $1500 - $2,000. Does anyone know how many Cobb Red Cross cards exist?

Just my two cents.

Tony

[autograf]

Tough card, crappy condition.........

Dewolf can't win both showcases, so I bid $2

[FUBAR]

$ 3 Bob .....er i mean Drew! (Sorry Tom, maybe you have an exact bid and will win $500!)

My guess (purely a guess) in that condition is $ 800

[Matthew H]

I'd try to get for $1000, then I'd try to sell it for $1500. After reviewing all the low-ball offers I'd probably end up letting it go for about $750.

[drdduet]

I'd say about $657.97--ballpark figure, or $6500 as a Buy It Now on the Bay.