1909-1911 t206 El Principe De Gales Box FT

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Posted By: James Feagin

Willing to listen to trade offers on this box! Box is in excellent condition. The tax stamp has been removed, there are three minor scratches on the front, and a scratch on the back. Vivid logo inside the flip with loose binding to the box itself. AN AMAZING DISPLAY PIECE! Looking for the usual t-cards, e-cards, or a George C. Miller type. The last of these sold in similar condition in the $175ish range.

James

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Posted By: Anonymous

You only payed $40 for it.

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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

Honestly, who cares how much James paid for the item. The item seems to be in extremely nice shape, and would make a great addition to a t206 collection.
-Rhett

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Posted By: Brett

I also saw the post on Beckett. I thought it looked real nice. I was hoping that you would be going to the Montgomery Mall Show so that I could see that. Great piece.

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Posted By: James Feagin

Last I checked there is no law against making a profit. Besides, I'm not selling it nor did I specify how much I want for it. I specified how much they have ended for. I would just rather have a card I can use rather than a display box, OK? For the other poster, sorry I can't go to the Montgomery show, my wife is about ready to give birth, can't go. If anyone is interested in trading, please send me a list.

James

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Posted By: Brett

No problem. I think the birth of a child is slightly more important than a small card show at a mall.

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Posted By: T206Collector

I once asked a couple hundred dollars for a card that I had purchased on ebay for about $100, and some guy wrote me to say that my asking price was unfair because I paid much less for it than I was asking. Where are these people when you are trying to sell something at a loss and they won't give you what you paid for it?

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Posted By: Dustan Hedlin

Good luck with it, and I hope you make a little bit on it, or get a nice card that you like. It's a great looking piece.

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Posted By: leon

If you paid .01 cent for it good for you. What matters is what the market value is. If I didn't have one already I would buy it. $100-$200 is the price range for them. Anyone saying you are charging too much because you might have got it below market is ignorant. If they knew better they would be stupid, but since they probably don't, we'll leave it at ignorant....good luck with the newest card collector too..

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Posted By: Brian Weisner

Hi James,
I agree with Leon, I don't care what you paid, but market value is somewhere between 150.00 and 225.00. I won't tell anyone what I paid for mine in case I have to sell it in the future. God forbid anybody made a profit around here. Be well Brian


PS James, I've only seen about 15-20 of these in the last 20 years, so that aren't that easy to come by.