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#18
11-03-2009, 05:47 PM
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Good Discussion. I guess I am one of the 10% that did send a T206 Speaker into SGC and no, I am not a senior
 . I purchased my Speaker back in the Teletrade days of the 90's and wanted it graded a few years back for various reasons. One of the biggest was to see if the grade assigned matched the auction description. I have no plans to sell it and have since had my entire subset of T206 Red Sox graded. Makes for a really nice looking display.
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