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[ChosenOne719]

I'm new to this site but am definitely not new to collecting so there might be a very small chance some of you will recognize my username...

I just recently got in to collecting hall of fame vintage cards (anything pre 80s and also some 80s rc cards) so I only have maybe 15 cards but outside of that I pc hall of fame autographs (dont have any huge names) whether it be cards or on memorabilia, prospect cards, game used memorabilia and anything Washington Nationals or Baltimore Orioles related as well as smaller collections of other Maryland and DC area teams.

[slipk1068]

Welcome aboard and good luck with your collection

[nebboy]

Welcome

[mrvster]

try on a T206 or 2

Peace

Johnny

[Leon]

welcome and enjoy!!

[ethicsprof]

welcome aboard the board!

all the best,
barry

[ChosenOne719]

Originally Posted by mrvster

try on a T206 or 2

Peace

Johnny

I've always wanted a T206 of a hall of famer but I'm guessing T206 of a hall of famer in ok condition is probably a bit pricey... I've seen people selling T206 cards for cheap on some sites I trade on but its normally of players that were not that great or like all the paper on the back is entirely gone.

[the 'stache]

Welcome aboard, ChosenOne.

The answer to your question is no, not all Hall of Fame T206 cards are super expensive. It really depends on who you are looking to buy, and card condition.

If you're wanting to pick up a Ty Cobb in a PSA 4, be prepared to spend a good chunk of change. If you're looking at a second tier Hall of Famer like Rube Marquard or Miller Huggins, and you're ok with cards in good to very good range, you could find a nice card with strong eye appeal for a C note. Your best place to look is Net 54's B/S/T. You'll find true collectors here, collectors that aren't jacking the price up through the roof.

Good luck with your collecting, and have fun!