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Old 01-04-2011, 12:49 PM
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Default Comfortable

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...comfortable with the seller and authenticity of the card and slab, then I think that's a fine figure to pay for that card. To me, anything under $2,000 for an SGC 60 T206 Cobb of any variety is a decent deal. On a good day, you might get something on the red portrait for less than $1,800 -- but not typically.
Very comfortable with the seller, I have purchased from him before and he is very reputable. Would love to purchase under $1800, I just believe the eye appeal warrants the slight premium over VCP. I have a tough time seperating that kind of money though from viewing the card as an investment, so I want to be sure that I am not going to spend nearly 2K on a card that might be worth $1K in the next couple years. I think I am smart enough to know thats not the case, but some reassurance from the T-206 collecting community certainly helps.
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Old 01-04-2011, 12:54 PM
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Try picking a "niche" to start with. For example, a particular team (just don't pick Pittsburgh) or portraits.
Fred, Thanks for the reply, My intial quest will be for the bigger HOFers. Cobb (Portrait and Bat off Shoulder) Mathewson, Johnson, Young, etc. From there I will evaluate what I want to continue doing. I don't have any plans to build the set, or collect any major amount of these cards, but would like to acquire the HOFers.
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...was this Matty in raw form, but I knew it was real because of the provenance of the collection from whence it came. You can start with the biggees, but it does make sense to become familiar with all nuances of the issue with low risk commons.

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The card you are looking at, a Red T206 Cobby, is as blue chip as it gets for pre-war cards. You won't lose money at $1800 for a nice SGC60....and if you do then the whole economy is is in the tank more than it has ever been. To me, for that high dollar of a card, there is almost no more safe buy than what you are doing, especially with nice eye appeal. Just my opinion...regards
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Thanks for the comments. Although I have high-res scans of the cards front and back, I am going to wait until I have concluded the deal, and recieved the card before posting the scans. I will indeed post the scans to update everyone on my purchase, once the card is in hand. Thanks Again.
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