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09-06-2009, 07:15 PM
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T-210 Market
Judging by the final bids on the T-210 Series 6 cards that just ended on eBay I think it is safe to say that the demand for those cards remains very high.
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09-06-2009, 07:37 PM
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I concur Bill...
Prices for Series 8 and 6 seem to be as strong as they were 2-3 years ago... Supply and Demand here, as these series just don't come around enough to quinch the T210 collector's thirst, therefore creating double digit (Dozen or more bidders) bidding frenzy on Sunday night.
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09-07-2009, 08:32 AM
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I was watching those. Even had a few bids in, just in case anything went for too little...
I was the underbidder on the series 7 Hyames sgc10 card. I think that's Judson Hyames who was a baseball coach at Western Michagan. It went for $156. I'd have bid a bit more if the scan had been better. It was a good scan of the holder, another image of just the card, that would have had detail, that would have gotten me to bid a bit more. In series 6, Kuhlman and Kaiser sgc10s each sold for $83, I think that was a good deal. Goostree standing sgc10 went for $305, a good, strong price. And Gisler sgc10 went for $255, about right. Angermeier portrait sgc20 went for $91, I think the buyer did well on that. The best graded of the series 6 cards was Womble sgc40, it sold for $114, which seems a low price. 8 different series 6 cards closed Sunday night. That's the most I've seen in a long time... Now if only an Angermeier fielding will show up....
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09-07-2009, 08:38 AM
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Hey Frank...
Is Angermeier Fielding all you need now ? (I was thinking you needed Whitaker, but you may have filled that slot).
Also, I agree, the Angermeier and Womble went for a great price to the buyer. 
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09-07-2009, 09:48 AM
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I watched these also and was a bit surprised in the series 6 Womble. The 210 seems to be doing well at the present time. There was a low grade Hyames a few months ago that went for under $100. I was surprised to see the $156 final on this one.
Nice to see some outright auctions -not much of that going on on ebay any more.
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