T205 Wallace No Cap 1 Line of 1910 Stats

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Posted By: paulstratton

How difficult is this card? Does anyone have any recent sales data for this Wallace in VG or less condition?

Thanks,

Paul

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Posted By: Turner Engle

It's a pretty tough card, and not easy to find. I paid $400 for my SGC 20 about a year ago, and thought I did well on it.


I'd say 1's go for about $400-$500, 2's around $750-$900, and 3's in the $1,000-$1,500 range.

I think this is the most recent one that has sold on ebay, although being a PSA 4.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330193568974

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Posted By: Russ Bright

one of the 10 cards i needed to complete my master set before i started breaking it up - and YES it's tough to find - I think Turner's priceranges are pretty accurate - just rememner, there are a few guys out there trying to make master sets, so when you see a rarity LIKE this one, you will keep paying more and more because we're all competing for these cards (I'm out of the running now... lol)

good luck!
R

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Posted By: barrysloate

I think the one line is tougher than the two line.

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Posted By: Martin Neal

A psa 6 went for 18000.00 plus a few years ago.

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Posted By: J Levine

Wallace one line is tougher than the two line version. Turner's prices are right on the money. The last two graded examples that I saw sold in the PSA 1/SGC 10 range went for $400 and $415.

Let me know if you need other grades but like I said, Turner's prices are fairly reflective of recent sales.

Joshua

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Posted By: paulstratton

Thanks for the help guys. I don't collect the T205's so I wasn't quite sure how tough it actually was. So a g/vg copy for $350 would be a good deal then?

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Posted By: Martin Neal

That would be a terrific deal.

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Posted By: Scott Levy

Yes. That would be a very good price. I'm sure that you could keep it at a good value, or flip it for a quick buck.