1912 T207 PSA Population Report

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bliggity

I was fortunate to pick up nine of them. At between $80-120 each I think they're a bargain compared to their T205/206 cousins.

I agree and I am not sure they are not too much more common, this group notwithstanding. But maybe I am not as in tune with them as I used to be.

If I could find a red cross I might start another back run of the 207s...
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[frohme]

As obsessed as I've been with T207 over the past 15 years, they do absolutely nothing for me. But maybe I'm an outlier - blanks backs in T205/6 do nothing for me either.

I've written off Red Cross, too, Leon - not because I don't like it ... I just can't stomach that $$ on top of the Broadleaf-class premiums already at play.

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Mike

Originally Posted by Leon

I agree and I am not sure they are too much more common, this group notwithstanding. But maybe I am not as in tune with them as I used to be.

If I could find a red cross I might start another back run of the 207s...
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[Bridwell]

There have been a couple of large groups of blank back T207's that have come on the market. Maybe 40 at a time. One group was listed separately on Ebay about 10 years ago. Seeing so many made me question their scarcity, in comparison to T206 or T205. I bought one card as a sample. Surprisingly, I've seen very few listed for sale in the last 5 years, so I did bid on 4 in the recent auction and won one of them as another sample card. I think they were a good investment for you. T207 rare backs are jumping up in price lately. Blank backs are probably scarcer than Broadleaf, Red Cycle, Anonymous backs or Napoleon backs.