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Old 03-08-2014, 12:49 PM
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The McGraw/orange portrait gets a nice boost over his red background. Seems to be 3-4x the price depending on grade.
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The McGraw/orange portrait gets a nice boost over his red background. Seems to be 3-4x the price depending on grade.

what are you basing that off of?

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Old 03-09-2014, 06:19 PM
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WTF r u gys talking about? True...radical color differences in T206 command a large premium. Kevins "Orange" cobb is definitely "oranger" than the normal red...but is not "orange" enough to command a large premium...in my opinion.
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what are you basing that off of?

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My own sale. The price I was quoted from someone who has two of them and another previous sale I could find. They were all in line with each other
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Just love this Tinker with the Lon Chaney like look to him, beat up right face and the off colors. I added a typical one(not mine) for comparison.
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1.98lb premium
That's awesome!
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An SGC 60 Eddie Collins--in a nice purple--just went for about $800 in last night's Leon auction--or about twice the normal....Seems about right?
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That's awesome!
Thanks Pete. I did that years ago the last time this topic came around
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I was wondering if anyone else has ever felt like Brown Hindu's almost look a bit "lighter" than the other ones? Maybe it is just my imagination, or I am seeing things, or am just completely insane, but in some cases I feel like I have noticed a difference.

I have not handled enough examples to really know, but I would like to know if anyone else has noticed this?

I think what I am saying might not really apply to the original purpose of the thread, and any premium is coming from the front/ back combination itself and not necessarily a difference in the colors, but maybe someone has some information?

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Paul, I suggest you provide a red apple Cobb so we all can compare and judge for ourselves.

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